When we feel crappy, it’s hard to show up (hello, crappy zone!). Enter self-care baseline. Yes, it’s THAT important.
“No” Bumps in the Road
Rejection hurts. What do we do when it happens for our kids?
Simply Listen
Are you wondering how you can best support your student (and what they could try to help take care of themselves), particularly if they (or you) are feeling overwhelm lapping at the edges and may not be sure where to start?
Building a Constructive Summer with Joyce Wong
Want to work with your kids to create a summer that feels useful in terms of learning and exploring as well as relaxing? I recently spoke with educator Joyce Wong about building a constructive summer. Here’s our conversation.
Hard Skills and Soft Skills for Thriving
The THRIVE program supports hard and soft skills, including self-awareness and reflection. Check out Ethan’s thoughts and learnings on the purpose of high school.
It Takes Time to Make True Friends
I asked the students in my THRIVE program to write a post on a topic that meant something to them. One student reflected on making friends during high school (and that sometimes it may not be super easy).
What’s Their Experience?
My students got to pick a topic of their choice, something that meant something to them. One wrote about measuring success; another wrote about starting a new life after a big move. Check out their thoughts.
Do or Due? Or is it Fine?
I challenged students in my Thrive program to write posts on their choice of topics. Procrastination and stress were two topics that showed up.
You Need a Resume: Tips on Creating Yours for HS and College Students
Looking to apply for a summer job, college scholarship, or program? A solid resume is a useful place to start.
Arguments: I’m Right
Life skills, internships, teens, and arguments. I’m blown away.