Juliette’s Study Solutions

Happy new year 2026!
Juliette’s Study Solutions was launched in summer of 2025, thank you to those who have made the first year amazing. Let’s make the second just as amazing with your child.
Schedule open 📆

1:1 private tutoring K-8 (highschool core specific(s) if necessary) in the south florida tri-county areas.
•Reading/Math help per florida core standards
•Test prep
•Homework help
•Juliette’s Study Solutions curated curriculum provided
After initial cumulative work to determine the type(s) of curriculum needed for the specific needs of your child.

I work with all children from disabilities, on the spectrum, grade delays, or even just to get your smart kiddo to stay on track! I adore teaching and mentoring. Let me help you get your child the extra brain power they need to conquer the many types of situations that will be at hand.

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A New Bill Would Prohibit Minors from Using AI Chatbots The GUARD Act—introduced in Congress by Senators Josh Hawley and ​​Richard Blumenthal—aims to keep minors off chatbots such as ChatGPT.

This goes for private 1:1 and group tutoring as well!

Research has shown us, without a doubt, that a sense of belonging is one of the most important contributors to wellbeing and success at school.

Yet for too many children, that sense of belonging is dependent on success and wellbeing. The belonging has to come first, then the rest will follow.

Rather than, ‘What’s wrong with them?’, how might things be different for so many kids if we shift to, ‘What needs to happen to let them know we want them here?’❤️

When my 1:1 students wants the “teacher chair” and I’m like yes as long as you pay attention 🙂 *while my back is hurting*

How to help students build metacognitive skills?

We all think about our thoughts — we just don’t typically realize we’re doing so. Scaffolding such metacognitive skills helps students figure out why they did (or didn’t) reach the right answer, build a routine so they’re always noticing and framing their thought patterns, and provide themselves second-nature feedback.

This builds not only their knowledge base but their overall self-confidence.

“It’s already something teachers do, but adding on that next piece to think about the process, and think about how the learning went,” she said. “As an educator, my goals would be to hopefully teach students how to be lifelong learners, getting them to understand their own learning process.”

Doing so also can increase their competence — and confidence, Fitch said.

Metacognitive skills enable students to become more reflective on their thoughts, problem-solving, and how they approach tasks, agreed Alnardo Martinez, interim director of the pediatric OCD intensive service and a licensed mental health counselor with the Child Mind Institute.

The self-reflectiveness of metacognition also helps a student understand what they know and how they learn, Martinez said, lifting up “patterns of what’s working and what’s not working in a given situation.”

“This helps them set goals and think about how they can get to those goals,” he said.

K12 Dive

How to help students build metacognitive skills Teaching these skills doesn’t require an entire day for a deep dive — it’s about making small tweaks in everyday learning, says one expert.

We can mold our 🧠 into what we truly want & work towards ✨

Happy FIRST day of school my friends!

Should cursive be mandatory in schools?

A couple in Indiana developed a free writing academy to help young people learn how to write and read cursive handwriting: http://www.wbaltv.com/article/cursive-academy-teaching-children-handwriting/65531533 Cursive Academy