The Enrichery Blog
Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.
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Practical advice for parents and students on test prep, college admissions, study skills, and executive functioning.
Page 6 of 47
As college admissions continue to get more competitive, it’s understandable (necessary, even) to think about how your student can stand out on paper when it’s finally time for them to apply to college. This is especially important if your student
The term “asynchronous development” refers to the phenomenon wherein gifted children who excel in school also struggle to complete day-to-day tasks. For
At this point in the school year, your student has probably been away at college for a few weeks, and may even
The amount of children getting ADHD diagnoses has been steadily rising, with the CDC noting a 42 percent increase in diagnoses from
To be honest, my first time hearing about the PSAT in high school was the day I took it. I wasn’t clear
For many of us, it’s a fact: when things aren’t scheduled or planned out, they don’t get done. Or, at least, they
High-achieving high school students may find themselves presented with the option to take Advanced Placement (AP) or dual enrollment courses. Success in
As you and your student likely know, taking multiple AP classes makes a college admissions application more appealing to admissions offices because
The standardized test from American College Testing remains one of the most important tools in the college admissions process, and for good
Up to 30 percent of students in higher education are neurodiverse—a term that refers to neurological or developmental conditions, including autism spectrum
Reading is a good start. One-on-one coaching is where the habits stick.