Young N Thriving: Executive Function Secrets for Success in School - Summer Camp

As a parent of a differently-wired child, have you ever wondered why our students tend to struggle with, well, studenting? Students are often told what to do, but seldom how to manage it all. Whether you have a student who recently transitioned into middle or high school or is gearing up to do so, this course is a must! Empower your student to discover and unlock their inner academic champion! Be prepared for your kiddo to LEVEL UP!

Enroll in Young N Thriving and sit back in amazement as your child:

• inventories her/his strengths and learning styles

• explores proven executive function strategies and theory in a gamified manner

• creates individualized, strength-based task-management systems to get things done

• unearths tried and true note-taking methods

• unlocks her/his potential to achieve in school

This program offers wisdom, tools, and tips at this crucial time in your Young Scholar’s life. We’re covering both the hard and soft skills that help students become successful with socializing, organizing, finding their passions, and so much more!

Bonus- Students receive EXPERT Executive Function resources which help them implement task management and note-taking systems

Ages: 12-16

There are 2 levels to this week-long class.  The first level centers around creating task management systems. The second level of this class (the following week) is focused on implementation and accountability.

See here for more information and registration. Seats nearly full, don't delay registering. 

Young N Thriving Level 1 Camp: Executive Function Secrets for Success in School

This course places more of an emphasis on metacognitively reflecting on what kind of learner your child is and building foundational task management systems before production demands ramp up

• Dates: July 31-Aug 4

• Time: 10:15-11:10am pt/1:15-2:10pm et

• Ages: 12-16

• Price: $225 

• Only 8 lucky students can take this class (1 seat left at time of publishing on CGCC site)