Our Blog
Welcome to our blog section for Dynamis Learning where you as a parent can obtain valuable educational information. Every week on Tuesday evening, a blog is posted on this website as our goal is to keep parents informed of various topics in the school environment.
Our Blog
Welcome to our blog section for Dynamis Learning where you as a parent can obtain valuable educational information. Every week on Tuesday evening, a blog is posted on this website as our goal is to keep parents informed of various topics in the school environment.
Our Most Recent Blogs
At Dynamis Learning, a team of professional educators meets to select the topics that we feel are current and would be of great interest to our parents. This section will include blogs on topics such as organizational and test taking strategies, ADHD, 504, IEP, Executive Functioning, Dyslexia, Mindfulness, SAT/ACT ideas, and much more. If you have a topic in mind you’d like to see here, please reach out to us in the contact section of this website, and we’ll be happy to provide you with the information. Thank you and we look forward to equipping parents with knowledge on the various educational topics in school systems today.
Bending Time: Time Management Skills for ADHD and Executive Dysfunction
Okay, fellow time travelers, adventurers, and explorers of the vast unknown (also known as your daily schedule), let's have an honest conversation about time management with ADHD or Executive Dysfunction. If your brain sometimes feels like a cacophony of brilliant...
Navigating the Emotional Roller Coaster: Executive Function and Your Child
As an executive function coach, I often see a common thread in the lives of children I work with. We dedicate time to planning, organization, and time management, but often, the biggest obstacle isn’t a messy backpack or a forgotten assignment. It's the emotional...
Failure to Launch
Welcome to our series of 4 blogs that will cover the top areas of executive function that most kids and/or parents experience. This, along with the next 3 in the series, will provide you with some valuable ideas and tips to try with your children. The first area of...
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Blog Archive
What Does It All Mean?
Have you ever received a message similar to the following: “This is Kennedy Elementary School, could you please contact us at your earliest convenience to discuss a meeting time regarding your child’s academic progress?” You more than likely panic, wondering what is...
Why Can’t I Read Like my Friends?
Does your child struggle in reading class? Does he come home consistently with only half his homework written down? Does it take him all night to do his homework, and even then it’s sloppy and only halfway finished? Is he really a bright boy and can recite facts about...
The 7 Benefits of Being Tutored for the SAT and ACT
Is your teen thinking about taking the SAT or ACT and wondering if they can study on their own and still get a high score? Does the idea of high-stakes testing create anxiety for your child? Has your teen taken the SAT or ACT and didn’t get the score that they had...
Dispelling Myths Surrounding the ACT/SAT and College Planning
Is your teen getting ready to research colleges but needs some help getting started? Are they feeling stressed about taking the ACT or SAT and unsure about how to prepare? As a parent, does the college planning process seem overwhelming for your child, and you know...
College Admissions Testing/College Planning/Tutoring: Tips on Which Test to Take…SAT or ACT and Why?
When it comes to college admissions testing, schools start preparing students in the 8th grade for the SAT and ACT. It is estimated that 2.2 million students take the SAT versus 1.8 million who take the ACT. If you have a child who plans on attending college, we...
What Parents Should Be Looking for: College Admission, Financial Aid, & Preparing for the SAT/ACT
Are you the parent of a teen who wants to find ways to help them get into their college of choice? Do you want to help your teen stand out in their college admission application? Does the process for applying for financial aid seem overwhelming, and you’re looking...
Tips for Writing a College Application Essay
Is your teen struggling with their college admissions essay, and you’re looking for ways to help? Are they worried that their essay won’t contain what admission counselors are looking for? Does your teen struggle with writing about themselves without simply listing...
Organization 101: How to Help Your Child Get (and Stay) Organized
Guidance on how to help your child become—and stay—organized “A cluttered desk is a cluttered mind,” the old saying goes, and nothing is truer in education. In our experience as educators, many students who produced the best work and maintained the highest grades...
Fostering Creativity in a Child: A key to getting into a gifted program in Georgia Schools
It’s a question a lot of teachers hear, and one you may have asked yourself: Does my child qualify for gifted programs? Today, gifted programs start early in elementary schools and can carry on all the way through high school. Many parents and students are feeling the...
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