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I recently reflected on my conversations with the parents of the students I tutor. A shared theme among them was their wish for their children to become more confident. This led me to reflect on and explore the origins of confidence in students. If you’ve ever watched a child hesitate, second-guess themselves, or shut down the moment something feels hard, you’re not alone. Confidence isn’t something kids are born with (although my oldest son seems to have a healthy dose:-)—it

Report card time can stir up a lot of emotions — pride, relief, and sometimes… worry or disappointment. As parents, we want our children to feel capable and successful, so when the grades don’t reflect that, it’s natural to feel concerned. But here’s the good news: a disappointing report card doesn’t define your child — it simply gives you and your child a snapshot of where they are right now and an opportunity to grow from there. The key is how you approach the conversation.

Helping your child through challenges can be difficult. Whether they're beginning school or are seasoned students, wanting the best for them is natural. As a parent, you play a crucial role in their success, and there are practical ways to support them. Here are some suggestions to enhance their academic success and confidence. Creating a Positive Learning Environment Set up a dedicated study space that's comfortable and free from distractions. Encourage a routine that includ

As a teacher, one of my passions is to help students recognize the numerous opportunities in life they can have if they work hard, stay...