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The Universal College Essay Prompt: “Why Are You A Good Match?” appears on just about every college application. Below are some things to keep in mind while answering this question. *** […]

Use science-based principles to help you memorize names, dates, and ideas to get you ready for your test. *** You’ve probably had that stressful feeling before: you’ve got to memorize what feels […]

One of the main challenges that students with dyslexia face is building a sense of autonomy and independence as learners. As their teacher, I also struggle with the tension between proactively supporting them and unintentionally communicating to them that they need me in order to be successful.

The first year of college brings many changes, and it can feel challenging to face this transition. Having these feelings is normal - in fact, the hundreds or thousands of other first year students at your college are likely experiencing them too.

I could not imagine a better resource for my kids and heartily recommend her. *** Noodle Pro Kalen Lister has been tutoring for 12 years. Kalen spent time helping two 8th grade […]

This week, Noodle Pro Lisa Cornelio discusses Prompt 5 of the Common App essay: Discuss an accomplishment, event, or realization that sparked a period of personal growth and a new understanding of yourself or others.

Preschool can be that change that can worry a lot of kids, and ultimately you, the parent. Thankfully, kids can be easily assured that going to school is great and exciting. *** […]

Imagine getting into a highly selective college — having never taken the SAT or ACT. This feat is possible. *** As more selective schools are becoming test-optional and test-flexible, students who do […]

Being truly organized doesn’t just mean a trip to the office supply store, though that’s often a big part of it! *** Your high schooler might act like a pro at this […]

Are you encouraging your child to be bilingual? There is a comparatively brief window of time which infants, no matter their backgrounds, can differentiate the sounds of all languages. After 10-12 months, children lose this ability and can only perceive and differentiate the sounds that they were exposed to before that time.

Admissions officers perceive excuses as an attempt to sidestep responsibility for your actions. Of the utmost importance is providing an explanation, not an excuse. *** A handful of candidates to top tier […]

The shift to college life is a dramatic metamorphosis — and even more so for a student who wants to become a better student or happier person. *** Were you too shy, […]