On creating a productive parent-child relationship
For most of us, a successful week of revision comes from us not having to nag or coerce our children – well not too much
Parent Perspective
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On trying not to be that overbearing parent
There’s not a parent amongst us who doesn’t want their child to do well. After all, them doing well gives them more options. It will
On being more effective in supporting a studying teen with Lee Elliot Major
As we ring in the new year, we’re often symbolically determined to make a fresh start. For thousands of students, there’s renewed vigour – if
On approval, self-worth and learning from our experiences with Sanjeev Bhaskar
We’ve all done that thing of saying or doing something to our children we promised our younger selves we would never say or do. It’s
On boarding school
Parenting can be a thankless task at times. Sure there are great bits to it, and on balance we wouldn’t be without them. Well, not
On co-parenting and blended families
Our guest this week is Darren. He’s dad to two teens: a girl who is in the first year of A Levels and a boy
On busy home lives, structure and handling teens with very different approaches to studying for GCSEs
Jenny is mum to two teen girls. One is taking her GCSEs in 2022 and the other the following year. Both are incredibly sporty and
“We’re all in the same boat”: homeschooling teenagers, with their parents
In this episode, I’m talking to parents. Angela, Chantelle and Simon chat about their experiences of revising for GCSEs with their teen children. They also
