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Entries Tagged as 'College'
6th Grade is Mean: Why Middle School Can Be the Hardest
September 29th, 2008 · 7 Comments
6 Ways a Backpack Is a Mirror into the Teen Soul
September 4th, 2008 · 3 Comments
I clean out a lot of backpacks. One of the first things I do with new clients is to sit down on their bedroom floor and dump out all of their notebooks, papers, half-eaten pencils and papers (one time there was a bagel that was so green and hard it should have been biochemical waste).
I [...]
School Supply Check List for Teen, Tween and College Students
August 16th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Every desk/study area needs to have the following supplies. The High School and Middle School Supplies are think are different than elementary school back to school shopping trips.
This is the list I go through with my clients:
The Basics
-Pens
-Pencils
-Eraser
-Pencil Sharpener (if you have those kinds of pencils)
-Lead (if you have those kinds of pencils)
-Correction fluid or [...]
4 Ways to Deal With Online Information Overload
August 4th, 2008 · 2 Comments
Too many blogs too little time.
Limitless friending, social networks and forum.
40 newsletters.
These were a few of my alternate titles for this post. Information overload seems to be the name of the game for so many of my clients and readers and I wanted to write a post for everyone, but especially for parents to teach [...]
Tags: College · Communication · Growing Up Online · Internet · Life
6 Ways to Effectively Multi-Task (for Students and Parents)
July 28th, 2008 · 4 Comments
For some reason my generation thinks they are not a complete person if they are not multitasking. One of the problems with this is it is much harder to be effective at what you are doing if you are doing multiple things at once.
I should admit that I am a serious multitasker–not always a proud [...]


