Academic coaching is focused on supporting students of all ages to develop the skills necessary to achieve their academic goals.
Wherever you are in school, student coaching will equip you with tools and strategies so that you can improve academic outcomes, time management and organization.
I support students by teaching and developing: (depending on your schooling level)
- evidence based study skills so you can study smarter, not harder
- the neuroscience behind how the brain learns and retains information
- current areas that are working for you and where the gaps are
- strategies for organizing materials, time management and anti procrastination
- habits, routines and mindsets that lead to academic performance
- note taking, study plans, breaking down assignments and more….
- if you have ADHD or learning differences- tools so your efforts match your results
“I love teaching my students the neuroscience of how the brain learns and retains information”
Life can be really stressful.
There’s school and parents and socializing and thinking about the future- it can be overwhelming!
I get it and together we work on YOUR goals and what’s important to YOU.
Some areas teens choose to work on:
- evidence based study skills so you can study smarter, not harder
- a reminder system that works for you so you can keep track of schoolwork and extracurriculars
- breaking down assignments into smaller parts
- how to stop procrastinating
- how to get your parents to stop nagging you
“I really enjoy working with my teen students. Each one brings a special energy to coaching”
You may be just starting out or struggling to finish; academic coaching can support you in continuing your academic journey successfully. The jump from high school to college/university is bigger than most students expect or you may be experiencing a road block in finishing up.
Some areas that college and university students choose to work on:
- evidence based study skills so you can study smarter, not harder
- time management and reminder systems
- breaking down longer assignments to work on them over time
- getting out of the cramming cycle
- self advocacy
“It’s really amazing when students learn how to up their studying and assignment game in college or university and still have time for their friends.”
Whether you are continuing a degree or going back to school, you probably have more responsibilities than only school. Time management and effective study skills are key to ensuring success.
Some areas that adult students choose to work on:
- evidence based study skills so you can study smarter, not harder
- time management and reminder systems that fit with a more complex schedule
- working on assignments more gradually over time
- school/work/life balance
- self advocacy
