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College Prep Podcast #151: 3 Tips to Make Worksheets More Than Just “Busy Work”

by Gretchen | Mar 14, 2017 | Academic Coaching, blog, Creativity & Edges, podcast

Worksheets may seem like useless “busy work,” especially to bored students. But actually, they are great tools to help you score well on tests if you use them in the right way. Tune in to find out more about how to: Be less bored when filling out...

A Silly Tool (to Buy this summer) That Keeps Students Motivated

by gretchenwegner | Aug 2, 2015 | Academic Coaching, blog, Creativity & Edges, Procrastination

Do you ever have trouble staying motivated to do hard tasks? Whether you’re 7 or 70, I think we all have trouble with this! Several weeks ago, my 7-year-old nephew was visiting me from Pennsylvania. We had lots of fun trips planned, but he ALSO had some summer...

Are You So Creative You Are Bored At School?

by Gretchen | Jun 10, 2014 | Academic Coaching, Creativity & Edges

Meet Rina. YouTuber, Suzuki violinist, and soon to be 8th grader. Clearly, Rina is NOT a morning person, which she hilariously demonstrates in this homemade video. Rina and her mom are signed up to participate in The Anti-Boring Approach to Powerful Studying this...

Artful Systems Make Organizing More Fun

by Gretchen | Mar 10, 2012 | Academic Coaching, Creativity & Edges, Organization

I just finished collaging the cover of a new spiral notebook, and now I can’t wait to write in it! Art makes such a difference in our lives. I often have my academic coaching clients decorate their planner covers for this very reason. Just yesterday a senior in...

Harvesting Joy Stories (or Why Is The Bad Easier to Remember Than the Good?)

by Gretchen | Oct 10, 2011 | Creativity & Edges, InterPlay, Random Stuff

Do you remember the first time you realized that everything is connected to everything else? For me, it was first semester of freshman year at Macalester College. I was shocked to discover that each of my classes, disparate as they were (Theatre With a Global...

Take Time Out To Slow Cook

by Gretchen | Aug 27, 2011 | Academic Coaching, Creativity & Edges, Organization

Every year I encourage my academic coaching clients to decorate their planners (otherwise, time management can be so uninspiring). Because I practice what I preach, I made a collage too. Can you tell what my intentions for the school year include? The poem (made of...
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