1. Include Joy, Connection, Interest, Curiosity, Motivation. In my latest course, Turning C's to A's and Keeping A's as A's, I facilitate exercises to identify what they desire from their learning experiences. When they want to do something, the way they work is always less painful and it is usually…
As a thirteen year old, I pursued learning to swim competitively. I tried out for the swim team and I stood up in the middle of the pool, disqualified myself, and didn't make the team. However, I wanted to make the team. I asked how I could do that. And,…
Parents often ask me what their kids could be doing when it comes to building skills that foster improved learning experiences. Here's a list that I made which could help you to know what your child could be acquiring right now. There is no judgement or worry if your child…
There are a million things I don't believe, and here are just a few of them: I'm bad at math. I can't study. I have to work late at night. I didn't have time. I just keep failing the test. That class is so boring. I can't find anything fun…
No doubt, this is a crazy time for parents everywhere. My kids, like everyone's, are busy online learning, fighting with each other, and dealing with boredom. Today my husband was on a call, I was on a call and my one kid was on a call. The other two kids…
As fears of the Coronavirus sweep the nation, educators everywhere are planning for what will most certainly be here soon - virtual education. At Evolved, we have been working virtually with families for years and we have some tips which can make this process successful. Online education is not the…
If you want to improve the learning experience for your child, the best way to start is by connecting with them. We have created this tool, which we use during many of our consultations. Use it to discover important information about your child's learning experience. Directions for the tool: Interview…
First, take a moment to reflect on your child’s life and experience, this past year especially. Let's learn about your child. Answer the following questions about your child. Academic History - How has your child's academics been this past year (e.g. reading, writing, math, science, history, foreign language, art, drama,…