AI in Education: A Powerful Tool, But Not a Replacement for Learning

Oct 23, 2025
By John Williams

Artificial intelligence is quickly transforming every industry — and education is no exception. From instant homework help to AI-powered tutoring platforms, students now have access to tools that can summarize articles, solve math problems, generate essays, and even explain complex concepts in seconds. There’s no doubt: AI is here to stay.And used properly, it can … Continue reading AI in Education: A Powerful Tool, But Not a Replacement for Learning →

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The Lost Art of Note-Taking — and Why It Still Matters

By John Williams

In an age of Google Classroom, downloadable slide decks, and AI-generated summaries, the traditional skill of note-taking is quietly disappearing — and that’s a serious problem. Most students today are never taught how to take notes. Teachers tell students to “make notes,” but rarely explain what that actually means, how to structure them, or why … Continue reading The Lost Art of Note-Taking — and Why It Still Matters →

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Why So Many Teens Struggle to Stay Organized

Oct 21, 2025
By John Williams

Why So Many Teens Struggle to Stay Organized For many high school students, staying organized and managing tests and assignments isn’t really about “trying harder” — it’s about learning systems they were never properly taught. In recent years, this has been made increasingly challenging by the rise of online platforms like Google Classroom, Edsby, Brightspace, … Continue reading Why So Many Teens Struggle to Stay Organized →

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Self Worth and the Unmotivated Student

Apr 4, 2022
By John Williams

Self-worth and the unmotivated student: Is your kid unmotivated, or are they worried about worthiness? If your child is unmotivated in school, you have probably tried many tactics to get them going on their studies. Since motivation must come from within, and its sources are often difficult to identify, you may find your frustration and … Continue reading Self Worth and the Unmotivated Student →

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3 Ways Parents Can Help Kids Combat Procrastination

May 25, 2021
By John Williams

Why Do We Procrastinate? Procrastination is something all humans have to deal with regardless of where you’re from, age or what you do for a living. Even the ancient Greeks had to deal with procrastination. Greek poet Hesiod wrote a poem in 700 BC cautioning his brother of the pitfalls of procrastination “Do not put … Continue reading 3 Ways Parents Can Help Kids Combat Procrastination →

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