Change a student's educational success and you will change his or her life forever. Outside of family, the high school experience is the number one influence on a young adult's success or failure in college and then in the work world.
In my workshops, I show parents and students how to succeed in school, based on advice that hundreds of teachers have contributed to help create this material. Even just one of the ideas I talk about could make a huge difference for a student and his or her family.
By the end of a "Game of School" workshop, parents and students will...
- Learn how to take all that time spent in school and shape it to a student's unique strengths, so he or she has the confidence to really win at school and at life;
- Avoid the typical parent-child struggles around school and homework, so parents can strengthen and truly enjoy their relationship with their teen;
- Figure out how to help a child who hates school, so parents are not so worried;
- Review the basic classroom and study skills for doing well on class assignments, tests, and homework, so day-to-day school life for a student is easier;
- Uncover the basic, intermediate, advanced, and "master" techniques that the top students use for school success, so that parents and students feel in complete control of the learning process;
- Discover the "Four Levels of Learning," so parents can partner with their student to build a solid game plan for his or her high school and college years;
In addition, I also cover:
- Understanding how public schools actually work, so parents know how to get the best for their student and not feel like a victim of the system;
- Helping teens build strong relationships with teachers, staff, and administrators, so they have a devoted "team" determined to help them get through school and then into a great college or university;
- Identifying the practical skills that schools don't teach, so a student learns how to manage money, pay bills, and be a capable adult;
- Finding out what the best homeschooling practices are and how parents can incorporate them into their family life, so students can become life-long learners;
- Building a home-centered, school-supported model for learning in families, giving parents and teens a lifetime vision of success in life.
Steve
Steve Hargadon
steve@learningrevolution.com
https://www.stevehargadon.com
@stevehargadon
About Your Host - Steve Hargadon
Steve Hargadon created one of the first modern social networks for teachers, Classroom 2.0, and runs large online conferences for teachers and librarians. His father was Dean of Admissions at Princeton and Stanford, and Chairman of The College Board. He has done contract work, consulted with, or served on advisory boards for Acer, Adobe, Blackboard, CoSN, Horizon Project / New Media Consortium (NMC), Instructure, Intel, KnowledgeWorks Foundation, MERLOT, Microsoft, Mightybell, NAMLE, Ning, PBS, Promethean, Speak Up / Project Tomorrow, U.S. Department of Education, the U.S. State Department, and others, typically focusing on educational technology and social networking. Steve and his wife have four children and five grandchildren.
"It’s true - @stevehargadon is a national treasure." @markjotter
"Steve is an amazing facilitator. He brings this wonderful combination of humility, hospitality and insight to conversations that matter in education."-Bernard Bull
"Steve is one of the most influential yet understated individuals in the world of Education. He gives thought leaders a widely attended global platform to voice their ideas to transform Education, and he does so with tremendous respect and intelligence."-Charles Fadel
"Steve is the Oprah of education."-Monika Hardy's Students
"Steve is the 'white knight' of education reform."-Michelle Cordy
"Steve Hargadon is one of the most important change-makers of our time!"-Connie Weber
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