22/08/2021
😨Can you believe it? The 2021-2022 school year is back like it never left! 😄
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🗣The best way to ensure a successful school year, is to secure your child’s access to tools and resources that make them feel supported throughout their academic experience!🍎
📚 We are virtual and mobile‼️
📚 We provide daily, one on one help with homework: papers, research, projects, and all assignment types rooted in core curriculum subjects‼️
📚We help students stay on track with their homework planners, and ensure assignment deadlines are met‼️
📚 We hold guided study sessions for exam and quiz preparation‼️
***PARENTS: We ease your load❗️***
🚨 10 spots remain❗️📞 Call or email us to secure yours.
10/02/2021
📚📌There are words/jargon commonly used in The educational field that every parent should know!
Our term for the day is: “at-risk student”.
How would you know if your child is at-risk, if you did not know what the term meant? 😨😨😨
“At-risk student” is a term used to describe a student who requires temporary or ongoing intervention in order to succeed academically. Characteristics of at-risk students include emotional or behavioral problems, consistent truancy or being late, low academic performance, showing a lack of interest for academics, and expressing a disconnection from the school environment.
But, that’s not all! There are some characteristics that are more apparent than others, and those that are less than more obvious. There are also many factors that contribute to these characteristics. Before getting frustrated or angry about your child’s academic performance, consider any trauma, economic or geographical factors that create barriers to their education.
These students are considered to be “at-risk of academic failure”. But, does this mean that they can not overcome these barriers? ABSOLUTELY NOT! 🙅🏾♀️ These are the students who get back on their feet and display best another term we will discuss soon: “GRIT” ✨💪🏾.
🗣Be patient. Be honest about their challenges. Get them the support that they need.
09/02/2021
Q: When should you stop checking your child’s homework?
A: Answers to this question are bound to be highly opinionated! There is no right or wrong answer to this question, but the topic is a matter of establishing independence, responsibility and trust!
Checking homework does not mean correcting mistakes for your child. It also does not mean that the manner in which you do it has to depict the style of a “helicopter parent”. You can still help your child learn from mistakes made and they can correct these mistakes on their own.
Parental support and attention is critical for your child no matter what age or level of academic responsibility they’re at. In that regard, we say find a balance! Ask questions, take a look, and show interest, but don’t do it for them.
03/02/2021
Is your child struggling in their sense of direction, behaviorally, or academically? Are you fully aware of his/her potential and concerned they aren’t living up to it?
Our services are designed to support students AND parents. Let us help you fulfill your desire to have your child excel academically and socially!
If you’re feeling exhausted, overwhelmed or out of touch with your child’s academic process, or educational systems and personnel we can help.
Schedule a FREE consultation via:
📞(242) 433-1871
✉️ [email protected]
OR send us a Facebook message!
03/02/2021
🗣NEWS FLASH: This is today’s reality. 😰
Parents WANT to be involved! They WANT to see their children succeed academically, but with the overwhelming nature of our world: They simply do not have the time! 😩
The concept of ‘BrainChild: A Student Success Service’ emerged from the realization that due to managing multiple responsibilities, today’s parents are finding it increasingly hard to monitor the daily academic work and progress of their children.
Our hope is to support parents throughout their child’s educational journey. We are excited to be a part of the plan to mold all-around students, who master more than just grading systems! 🥳🤩💫
