Studying isn’t about doing more—it’s about studying smarter. 🧠✨ Read for executive function-friendly tips for preparing for exam season!

Is your child college ready?  Have you thought about what skills he/she will need to live independently of your support?  Do you know what are the typical expectations to be a college student - much different from when you attended college, especially since covid.  Time is less structured, more time to be alone or be isolated, academic demands are higher, student must independently manage his/her learning, schedule and well-being. To be successful a student must have efficien

At TGlearn, we know how frustrating it can be to see your child try their best—yet still forget homework, lose focus at practice, or melt down over a change in plans. These aren’t signs of laziness or lack of care. They’re often clues that your child is struggling with executive function —the brain’s “control center” that helps with organization, focus, planning, and self-regulation. Understanding these signs is the first step toward helping your child feel confident and capa

Starting university is an exciting milestone, but it can also be a challenging adjustment. Students face new academic demands, social...

Balancing the demands of academics and athletics is a challenge many student-athletes face. Excelling in both areas requires discipline, time management, and a clear understanding of priorities. This blog post explores effective athlete academic strategies to help maintain high performance in the classroom and on the field. Whether you are a high school or college athlete, these tips will guide you toward success in both domains. Effective Athlete Academic Strategies for Succ