Final exams are a fact of high school life, the final hurdle between you and your summer vacation. Studying for finals can be overwhelming, time-consuming, and stressful. The advice that
Has your middle or high schooler found something creatively and/or intellectually enriching for the summer? If not, don’t despair. Many programs and camps in the Boston area still have openings.
In her 2006 groundbreaking book Mindset, Carol Dweck, PhD, lays out her theory of “growth mindset,” a radical concept that talent and intelligence may be inborn to an extent, but
Academic support at ODE generally falls into two categories: organizational coaching and subject-specific tutoring. Let’s take a look at both of these while also discussing major areas of overlap between
With the January SSAT right around the corner, parents have been asking what–if anything–they can do to help their students stay up to speed and even improve their skills over
It’s the start of second semester, a great time to reflect on what worked and what didn’t last semester. It’s also an opportunity for healthy dialogue on how all members
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