Learning Coach Guides

For parents feeling guilty about not being available during the day, rely on structure and connection to confidently coach the learning.

Helping your child see the value in their work and experience that sense of accomplishment can boost their self-confidence.

When we help fulfill our children’s basic needs they are able to fully focus on learning -- their main job as a kid.

It is important for parents to have positive attitudes about school and to share those attitudes with our children.

Having the ability to set goals helps set your child up for success. Here's how you can help your child set and achieve goals in four steps.

Coach a love of learning by celebrating when your child learns new information more than when they make a specific grade.

An important part of learning is having an awareness around what we know and what we don’t know. Use Sort Cards with your child to help them identify where they stand in their schoolwork.

There are so many simple ways that parents can encourage their child’s success in reading including this one simple game, Letter Lover.

A coach supports growth and success. A learning coach is intentional about celebrating a child's learning progress and helping them improve.

Coach the learning by making sure your child has time for play throughout the week. Your child learns through play.