Here’s what you need to know: Teachers matter, parents matter more. “School” is often translated as the work we do in this specific place (along with homework) in order to graduate so we can get a job so we can earn money. “Learning” is a broader way of looking at things, as well as more important, practical, meaningful, and realistic. In this way, I break down all the tangible ways you can support learning in the home environment as a parent.

Read to learn 5 powerful strategies for building intrinsic motivation in your students at home.

Breaking down all the details of the HomeBloom virtual summer mini-camps for elementary students in grades Kindergarten through 5!

Research suggests that students lose 20% of reading gains and 27% of math gains during the summer months. In this post I address 3 tips to avoiding this summer slide or summer learning loss.

The ultimate guide to supporting your child’s executive f functioning skills at home.