Join Becky Reback and Mary Miele to learn about the current research that supports blending summative and formative assessments. Learn practical ways to apply this approach to understand your school-aged child from nursery through college age.
As the academic landscape continues to evolve, one question persists: Why should a student prepare for the SAT or ACT in 2024? With an increasing number of colleges adopting test-optional policies, it’s a valid inquiry. However, there are compelling reasons why investing in SAT or ACT preparation remains a valuable choice.
A letter of interest is a letter that states your interest in the school at the completion of your application process. The following is a Framework for writing this letter as well as some Frequently Asked Questions.
The winter break is an excellent opportunity for middle and high school students applying to private schools to focus on crafting compelling application essays. These essays are vital to the application process, offering a chance to showcase your unique personality, experiences, and aspirations. Here are five tips to help you write essays that will make a lasting impression on the admissions committee.
Choosing the right pre-college program is a crucial step for high school students looking to gain a competitive edge in their college applications and explore their academic interests. Pre-college programs offer a unique opportunity for students to delve into a specific field, acquire valuable skills, and experience life on a college campus. However, finding the ideal program can be a daunting task. In this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through the pre-college program placement process, drawing insights from reputable sources such as College Consensus and U.S. News.
Amy Nathan shares some ways that student support has evolved this fall.
Overcoming the “Freshman Adjustment Struggle” and feeling better adjusted in college for the first time can be challenging, but there are several effective strategies that freshmen can employ to ease this transition:
Sending your child off to college is a significant milestone for both parents and students alike. It marks the beginning of a new chapter filled with exciting opportunities, personal growth, and newfound independence. However, the transition to college life can be challenging, and many freshmen experience what we are naming the “Freshman Adjustment Struggle.”
Join Mary as she speaks about ways to understand and support your child with a learning difference.
Join Mary as she speaks with her son Trent Miele regarding Middle and High School Interview Preparation.
