When we see parents in the hallway that were present for your talk, they still rave about how wonderful and useful it was.”
Every day I get phone calls from worried parents looking for help for their kids.
Because as much as they tell us that they “don’t care,” our kids’ confidence, self-esteem, and happiness is directly tied to how they feel about their performance in school.
And that’s something that affects the whole family.
You shouldn’t have to play the role of Homework Police.
You shouldn’t have to walk the tightrope between uninvolved and overbearing.
You shouldn’t have to feel the frustration and stress of after-school battles hang over your relationship with your child.
Honestly? The large majority kids have the underlying potential to do very well in school.
But after 25 years in education (first as a teacher, then as a tutor, and now as head of a team of 185 tutors) I can tell you that when kids struggle, if it’s not caught in time, it rarely gets better.
It gets worse.
Thankfully, success in school is something that, in most cases, is actually right around the corner.
You don’t have to nag, discipline, or get an education degree to do it… You just have to know how.
No Ivory-Tower “academic-speak” or death by powerpoint.
I’ve spoken with thousands of parents throughout the DC metro area…
And every talk I give is designed so that parents walk away better informed, better prepared, and armed with actionable next steps they can go home and apply that night.
We had over 500 parents come to see Ann present. She did not disappoint those who filled the auditorium to hear her practical and helpful suggestions. A dynamic presenter who uses a wonderful blend of humor, personal experience, and professional expertise to connect with her audience.”
I am still getting emails from staff indicating how helpful it was. We had about 75 people in total that participated; which is a record for our Forum… Thanks again for an enjoyable presentation.”
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