Study skills and learning strategy coaching
Simple routines for planning the week, organizing assignments, studying for tests and asking for help early. Especially helpful for middle and high school students juggling more classes.
Sliding scale for families who qualify. Sessions are online.
Helps students who
- Lose track of assignments
- Cram the night before tests
- Feel overwhelmed by a full schedule
- Wait too long to ask for help
What your child will work on
- Planning the week
- Breaking big projects into steps
- Study methods that stick
- Keeping track of grades and missing work
- Asking teachers for help
What a session looks like
- Review: what is due and what is coming.
- Plan: put it on a calendar together.
- Practice: one study or organizing skill.
- Wrap-up: one goal for the week.
Learning strategy coaching questions
Is this the same as tutoring?
No. Tutoring teaches a subject. Strategy coaching teaches how to plan, organize and study for every subject.
What ages is this for?
Mostly grades 6 to 12, and younger students who are ready for it.
Can it help with ADHD?
Yes. Many of these routines are built for students who find planning hard.
How do parents fit in?
We share your child's weekly plan with you, so you know what is due and can cheer on progress without the nightly battle.
Can you work with the apps my child's school uses?
Yes. We start from what your child already uses, like Google Classroom, Canvas or a paper planner, and build simple routines around it.
How much does it cost?
Sessions are 60 minutes. Families who qualify pay on a sliding scale based on household size and income, from free up to full price. We go over the exact cost with you on the first call, before anything starts.
Often paired with
Ready to talk about your child?
It takes about two minutes. No records or diagnosis needed.