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Are you wondering if your student might benefit from summer classes? 🌊 As summer approaches, it's easy to get caught up in the allure of total and complete leisure and relaxation. However, amidst the sun-soaked days and balmy evenings lies a golden opportunity for academic growth and personal advancement: summer classes. Whether at your university, a community college, or online, engaging in coursework during the summer months can yield a myriad of benefits that extend far beyond the classroom. Explore our latest blog on the topic, or schedule a call with our team to learn more about how we can help your student this summer! 🌞 https://lnkd.in/eWwqNEqe

The end of school is near, yet again, and you may be bringing over the thought of the summer fast approaching. Many parents aren't quite sure how to manage the time when children are off of their school schedule. Here are some tips: Take what is most important to you and set that into the schedule first, ensuring nothing is taking over that. Take what is the next thing that is most important to you (i.e. Having nap times scheduled in, children's time with friends, children's times reading, etc....) and structure things around that. Next, add in those things that just be done but aren't as important as the top 2 above. Think about what is REALISTIC and be willing to choose and give way to things that already aren't as needed. Having a schedule, a routine, a constancy each day for our children helps them to: ~Behave well ~Be to bed on time, etc.... ~Stay focused on the priorities But it also helps us to do the same. For a Summer Weeklong Program that helps your child learn self-discipline, focus, and perseverance while excelling in their Reading and Math concepts, contact me through this page. ❤️

Is your teen or young adult preparing to transition to college or high school this fall? New environments often bring significant stress, self-doubt, and fear for students. Adjusting to new academic demands, making new friends, and navigating an unfamiliar social environment can be daunting. The transition to college, in particular, is a common challenge, even for students who excelled in high school. College presents a different level of academic rigor, coupled with major life changes such as moving to a new place and forming new social connections. Many students are not fully prepared for these changes, which can lead to feelings of sadness, loneliness, and disengagement. To help your child thrive, we have developed a virtual summer life skills program specifically designed to ease these transitions. By being proactive and setting your child up for success, you can make a significant positive impact on their college or high school experience. Discover more about our summer programs at https://lnkd.in/g8rJ_-Sm .

Summer has finally arrived and we encourage students to take advantage of this free time to start preparing for their college journey! ☀️🎓 Here are 5 summer activities your student can do to boost their applications: ✅ Extracurricular activities ✅ Volunteer work ✅ Course planning ✅ Test preparation ✅ Work on their application early Check out the blog post below for more in-depth analysis including a breakdown of which extracurriculars may appeal to colleges the most! 👇 http://bit.ly/3p5MQXR  

Summer is the perfect time to start organizing your child's college application journey. Create a checklist of key deadlines, gather necessary documents, and begin drafting personal statements. Encouraging your teen to explore potential colleges now can also help narrow down their choices. A well-planned summer sets the stage for a stress-free application season!

bit.ly/3vMBziF It’s not too late to plan the summer activity that will be most compelling and rewarding for your high school student! Summer programs are numerous and varied in nature; we highlight some of them for your consideration and discussion with your teenager when the opportunity presents itself! #summer2024 #summerprograms #highschoollife #highschoolstudents #summercamp #education #educationconsultants

The research tells us that having books at home stops summer learning loss AND that children in under-resourced communities have fewer books at home. ALL children deserve to have access to books and reading, and at Books Are Wings, we're working to build the libraries of young readers across Rhode Island. "Prioritizing learning as a year-round commitment, and implementing programs that support summer learning, limit summer learning loss, which in turn reduces the achievement gap." (BU Journal of Graduate Studies in Education, Volume 14, Issue 2, 2022) You can have a big impact in the life of a child this summer by supporting our Stop the Summer Slide Campaign. Give today, and help make reading a key part of every child's summer experience: https://bit.ly/3XfopGi

There are so many great options. The earlier you start planning, the better the implementation!

How to Balance Resting, Reflecting, and Learning This Summer Summer can give teachers time to rest and engage in collaborative learning that reconnects them with what they love about education. https://lnkd.in/eptzCxsn

Take a closer look at what should be included in a comprehensive summer school program. Hint: We cover it all with RISE Summer Learning.