Charlotte students
Grades 6-11
- 2 hours of direct live instruction in how to:
- Manage time
- plan ahead
- prioritize
- Think flexibly
- Effective Student Planner and materials
- Exercises practicing how to evaluate resources, plan and prioritize
- Collaboration with parents at the end of the session
Free Lunch & Learn for Parents
October 1 – Time management – how to align expectations
One of single most frustrating aspects of parenting is misaligned expectations regarding time management. Whether it be amount of time your teen spends on social media, getting out the door without fussing at one another or pushing a student who is procrastinating projects or studying to the last minute. Join us for tips on how to align your expectations and how to build awareness in your student to better self management.
Date: November 3, 2024
Time: 11:30am – 1:30am
Location: 1515 Mockingbird Lane,
Suite 400, Charlotte, NC 28209
The Effective Students Workshop is appropriate for students in grades 6th – 11th who are able to work independently or in a small group setting with moderate support. Students may or may not also have support in the school environment. This class is designed to teach students how to simplify school management.
Sign your student up for
The Effective Student Workshop
to set them up for success!
Testimonials
Here’s what real students say about Effective Students Workshops:
- “I now know how important it is to study.” 7th grader
- “I learned that having a paper calendar or agenda will really help me with remembering things and cause less stress.” Rising 6th grader
- “Keep your stuff in its respective place and only touch it once.” 8th grader
- “Always read instructions” 6th grader
- “I feel more organized and when I get to class, I already know all my classwork and my calendar are together, ready for class.” 9th grader
- “I was a pocket stuffer and now I have an amazing binder that makes everything easier. It makes turning in homework, studying for tests and exams will be easy because I won’t have to scavenge for papers.” 9th grader
- “My biggest take away from this class is organization. Last year I had too many missing assignments” 5th grader