There are several differences between the ISEE and the ERB.
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A lot of parents call us with just this question. Find out which test is right for your child.
Here’s what parents and students can do to move past the stress and trauma of Testing Season, and get to the excitement that this point can offer.
March is the beginning of the Spring Standardized testing period. One of the most important steps to being ready for a test is having an organized schedule, so here are some of the important dates on the horizon.
Our founder, Candice Lapin, is an expert on standardized testing. With the ERB and ISEE coming up, it’s time to start getting organized for those tests. For more information on these important exams, check out Candice’s article on the major differences between the two.
Now that the study spot is ready to go, what about the rest of the house? Obviously, the whole house doesn’t have to follow the same rules as the study spot, but there are several ways to make the whole house study friendly for your student (and they’re good for the rest of the family too!)
Candice Lapin, the Founder of The Ladder Method, talks about finding the most effective space in your home to foster your child's best study habits. Get in Touch- hello@theladdermethod.com Follow us on Social Media: Instagram: @ImCandiceLapin and @TheLadderMethod Facebook: TheLadderMethod Twitter: @Ladder_Method
Our founder Candice reviews how to effectively set short-term goals with your child that are achievable in a day or a week.
Candice Lapin, the founder of The Ladder Method shows you how to get your child organized for the start of the school year! She gives her top three tips for what to buy.
A lot of parents call us with just this question. Find out which test is right for your child.
Here’s what parents and students can do to move past the stress and trauma of Testing Season, and get to the excitement that this point can offer.
Our founder, Candice Lapin, is an expert on standardized testing. With the ERB and ISEE coming up, it’s time to start getting organized for those tests. For more information on these important exams, check out Candice’s article on the major differences between the two.
Candice Lapin, the founder of The Ladder Method shows you how to get your child organized for the start of the school year! She gives her top three tips for what to buy.
What is a New Years Resolution other than a goal? Goal-setting is one of the most important skills to develop, both in school and in life. But what makes a good goal? To answer that question, we must first figure what type of goal you wish to set, and then what your goal should look like.
Exposure to sex, social media and alcohol can lead teens with ADHD to make choices with effects that last for years.
However, by identifying these risky areas, parents and teens can prepare for these pitfalls and avoid them from the start. Here are three areas to be aware of, and some tips for avoiding the risks!
Studies (pun intended) have shown that having a good spot to study in is one of the most important factors in increasing performance. But what makes a good study spot? Here are the characteristics of a place where work can get done!
In today’s world, technology is inescapable. Every day it seems that there is another gadget to supposedly make our lives easier. However, technology is often a double-edged sword, especially when it comes to teens and studying. Here are some technologies to watch out for and avoid when studying, and also some that can be very helpful!
Oh god. It’s here. The day you’ve been both preparing for and dreading. Finals morning. You’ve done the studying, you’ve made the flashcards, but there are a couple more things to do to prepare on the morning of your test.
Finals season can produce a lot of anxiety, for students, parents and teachers alike. Here are five tips for beating the stress and keeping your finals (and your holidays) merry and bright.
Exposure to sex, social media and alcohol can lead teens with ADHD to make choices with effects that last for years.
However, by identifying these risky areas, parents and teens can prepare for these pitfalls and avoid them from the start. Here are three areas to be aware of, and some tips for avoiding the risks!
Your child’s ADHD diagnosis means that they will require more help and support than some of their peers. What’s the best way for you as the parent to support them, and yourself as well?
Here are five tips.
You are what you eat. So often people tell us that but understanding what that means when you head to the grocery store or prepare your child’s lunch is another thing…
In our increasing culture of instal-perfect lives, there has begun a trend towards creating a perfect appearance. But, its driving kids into major stress. There doesn't seem to be any room for failure? Or mistakes?
Now that the study spot is ready to go, what about the rest of the house? Obviously, the whole house doesn’t have to follow the same rules as the study spot, but there are several ways to make the whole house study friendly for your student (and they’re good for the rest of the family too!)
Earlier this week we discussed the importance of taking “brain breaks” while working, and what those breaks should look like. Movement breaks are one of the most important ones. But how can you maximize the effectiveness of these breaks? Here’s the Why, and the How!
While it’s true that studying should be focused and efficient, this does NOT mean it should be non-stop. It’s important to take breaks during study blocks, or else any child (or adult) is bound to get tired and frustrated.
But what types of breaks should you take?
Your child’s ADHD diagnosis means that they will require more help and support than some of their peers. What’s the best way for you as the parent to support them, and yourself as well?
Here are five tips.
You are what you eat. So often people tell us that but understanding what that means when you head to the grocery store or prepare your child’s lunch is another thing…
Our founder, Candice Lapin, is an expert on standardized testing. With the ERB and ISEE coming up, it’s time to start getting organized for those tests. For more information on these important exams, check out Candice’s article on the major differences between the two.
Samantha is a leading tutor at The Ladder Method. She specializes in helping children in academic distress get organized!
There are several differences between the ISEE and the ERB.
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While it’s true that studying should be focused and efficient, this does NOT mean it should be non-stop. It’s important to take breaks during study blocks, or else any child (or adult) is bound to get tired and frustrated.
But what types of breaks should you take?