We provide students with virtual executive function coaching.
With an approach customized to the needs of each student, our coaches work to help students increase self awareness, optimize learning effectiveness, and become more independent.
05/26/2026
For many parents of graduating seniors, college preparation has focused on applications, housing, orientation, and financial aid. But there is another transition that often catches students off guard once classes begin: textbooks.
Read more on our blog: https://statestreeteducation.com/transitioning-to-college-how-college-classes-use-textbooks/
High school offers students limited experience reading textbooks. When students enter college, textbooks often become and integral part of the curriculum. Building skill in reading textbooks is a vital part of college success.
Learn more about our textbook reading workshops for summer 2026 here: https://statestreeteducation.com/summer/
05/16/2026
Set your student up for success their first semester on campus. Register your soon-to-be college freshman for one (or all!) of our 1:1 transition to college virtual workshops.
➡️ College Lecture Note Taking Workshop (75 mins)
➡️ College Textbook Reading Workshop (75 mins)
➡️ College Study Skills Workshop (75 mins)
➡️ Transition to College Workshop (2 hours)
Learn more and register: https://statestreeteducation.com/summer/
05/14/2026
As the spring semester wraps up, most students are focused on finals and summer plans. Reflection is probably the last thing on your mind, which is understandable!
But if you don’t reflect now, you’ll likely forget what actually needs to change, and fall can end up looking a lot like spring.
Read more on our blog: https://statestreeteducation.com/reflecting-on-spring-semester-set-yourself-up-for-a-strong-fall/
05/10/2026
"From handwritten index cards to digital platforms such as Quizlet and Anki, students across disciplines rely on flash cards to prepare for exams. Yet despite their popularity, instructors often dismiss flash cards as aids for rote memorisation rather than tools for deep learning. However, this response is misplaced, according to research – but only if flash cards are used in conjunction with the right instructional structure."
Flash cards work, but only when we teach students how to use them Based on research comparing paper-based and digital tools, William J. Owen and Leah Chambers explain how flash cards can support learning and study skills development
04/24/2026
Finals are stressful for pretty much everyone. The goal of a good schedule isn’t to cram more in, it’s to build something you can realistically stick to.
Here’s some tips on how to do that.
https://statestreeteducation.com/how-to-build-an-effective-study-plan-for-finals/
04/15/2026
Everyone tells students to go to office hours, but many students are hesitant. Students often wonder… What would I say? What if I don’t have a “real” question? What if it’s just me and the professor sitting there? What if it is weird?
What students forget is that all they need to do is show up!
Read more on our blog: https://statestreeteducation.com/office-hours-how-to-use-them-without-feeling-awkward/
There is great value in getting work done early. This leaves students time to get feedback and revise. But, without the pressure of a quickly approaching deadline, it can be hard for students to make progress.
04/10/2026
Students, don't let research papers scare you! Here are our 4 tips for tackling research and essay drafting, stress-free! 📝
Why does time management matter so much when studying for exams? Students need time to create and identify study materials before they even start the work of studying. 📘 ⏰