Why Act Now?
Your Student is So Close to a Higher Grade
Every assignment counts. A few more completed tasks, a bit of extra credit, or a stronger grasp of challenging concepts can tip the scales in your student’s favor. With only a few more opportunities to make a difference before finals, we’re here to help:
- Last Exams, Papers, and Projects: Focus on doing well on these final assignments to maximize current grades.
- Completing Overdue Work: Partial credit is better than no credit—it can make all the difference!
- Earning Extra Points: Many opportunities may still be available, just waiting to be claimed.
- Reach Out to Teachers: Make sure your student understands any feedback they’ve received on past assignments. Using this feedback effectively can tip the scales in your student's favor.
Finals are Around the Corner – Don’t Cram, Plan!
Procrastination can lead to:
stress, cramming, and lower performance.
By scheduling tutoring and organizational sessions now, your student can approach finals with confidence and ease.
Make Thanksgiving Break Count
Use This Break to Get Ahead
Thanksgiving week is an ideal opportunity for your student to:
- Catch up on assignments and ensure all homework is submitted.
- Earn valuable partial credit that could make all the difference for their final grade.
- Develop a strategic study plan to tackle finals step-by-step.
We’re open all Thanksgiving week, providing personalized tutoring and executive function coaching to help your student stay on track.
Time is Running Out – Take the First Step Today!
Support your student in creating a strategic and stress-free finals plan. Don’t wait until it’s too late to make an impact.
2024 Tips and Tricks for Finishing the Semester Strong
Make a detailed list of all upcoming exams, papers, and projects. Breaking tasks into smaller steps will make them feel more manageable and help you avoid procrastination. Staying organized now ensures you won't miss important deadlines later.
Take advantage of office hours or after-class time to ask questions and review any confusing material. Teachers appreciate when students show initiative, and this could even lead to tips or guidance for upcoming assessments.
Spend 15–20 minutes each day reviewing class notes to strengthen your memory and understanding. Consistent review prevents the need for last-minute cramming and makes studying for finals easier.
Check your grade portal for any missing assignments and complete them for partial or full credit. Even small grade boosts can make a big difference in your overall performance at the end of the semester.
Working with friends can help you stay motivated and learn from their strengths. Discussing topics out loud can also improve your retention and deepen your understanding of complex material.
Dedicate specific blocks of time each day to focus on different subjects or tasks. A clear schedule helps you stay organized and reduces stress as you juggle multiple responsibilities.
Review teacher-provided study guides and complete practice tests to identify areas where you need more focus. Practice tests are especially helpful for improving time management and reducing test-day anxiety.
Getting enough sleep, eating nutritious meals, and staying hydrated are essential for focus and energy. A healthy body supports a healthy mind, so don't sacrifice self-care during this busy time.
Put away your phone, turn off social media notifications, and create a quiet workspace for studying. Focused work sessions will help you get more done in less time and leave room for relaxation later.
Remind yourself that your hard work now will pay off during finals and improve your overall confidence. Celebrate small accomplishments to keep yourself motivated and on track.