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LD/ADHD

ADHD In Children: Essentials Parents Should Know

Many parents today have heard of or may know someone with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), but clearly recognizing the early symptoms in your own child can be challenging. Knowing the common warning signs and typical diagnostic processes will help you understand ADHD and advocate effectively for your child.
Science

8 Things Every Humanities Student Should Do In A STEM Class

Many students head off to college thinking they’re finished with science and math forever. After suffering through physics and precalculus in high school, they’re determined to take only humanities courses going forward. […]
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"He Understands The Perspective Of The Students."

Noodle Pro Garrick Trapp has been tutoring for 17 years. He helped one student understand the ambiguous problems in organic chemistry. “Garrick has gone above and beyond expectations I have had of tutors. […]
AdmissionsMCATMedical School

Putting Medical School Rankings In Perspective

Choosing your medical school is a very personal decision. As you create your own list of options, take a serious look at your professional goals before looking at any rankings. In fact, one useful strategy is to make your own "rankings list" by writing down the factors that matter most to you.
Standardized Tests & Test Prep

Get To Know Bobby Hood

Noodle Pro Bobby Hood has been tutoring professionally for 7 years. He is a member of the Triple Nine Society, an association of individuals with IQ scores above the 99.9th percentile. After graduating high school as valedictorian with an SAT score of 800 Math and 790 Verbal, he attended Texas Christian University on a full-tuition scholarship.
LD/ADHD

3 Thinkers Who Championed Neurodiversity And Changed How We Think About Autism

Until 1975, many children with disabilities were not allowed in public schools. And, if they were, their classes were separate or substandard. 2015 marked the 40th anniversary of the Individuals With Disabilities […]
LD/ADHD

Beyond IEPs And 504 Plans: Why You Should Consider Asset-Based Accommodations

It is important to remember that asset-based accommodation in the classroom can have a long-term impact. By integrating accommodations into the school setting, teachers can support learning and equip students with strategies that will ensure future success in any field.
MBA

Moving For B-School: Do's And Dont's

We know that moving isn't easy, especially when it involves starting a new academic career at a new school. We've got a few tips for you brand-spanking new B-school students starting the new year in a new locale.
LD/ADHD

My Child Was Diagnosed With A Learning Disability: What Next?

If your child has been struggling in school and falling behind, it can actually be a relief to find the root cause, because it means there are strategies available to intervene. A […]
Math

Parents, Beware: Your Math Anxiety May Be Contagious

Students whose parents tried to offer substantial help with homework, despite their own reported discomfort with the subject, learned less math and were more anxious about the subject by the end of the year than those students who had less help from anxious parents.
College LifeInternational

How US Colleges Encourage International Education Beyond Study Abroad

In light of global workplace demands, higher education has responded with efforts to internationalize the curriculum beyond simply offering study abroad programs, which encourage students to travel to gain global and intercultural experiences.
AdmissionsCollege LifeHigh School

AP, DC, DE, IB: An A–Z Guide To College Credit In High School

There are lots of different programs for students eager to get started with college work - Advanced Placement (AP), dual credit (DC), dual enrollment (DE), and International Baccalaureate (IB). Whether you are selecting among several programs offered at your school, or there is only one college-credit option in your area, understanding what each program can offer will help you thrive in your academic setting.