They may be in high school now, but in a blink, they’ll be off to college.

Learning skills such as self-advocacy, self-care, and time-management is key before they go.

What can we do to help them be best prepared for college success?

Understanding the balance between helping our children be prepared vs. over-parenting is the first step.

Please join Dr. Andrea Brenner, creator of the Talking College™ Discussion Cards and co-author of “How to College: What to Know Before You Go (and When You’re There)” and The StudyPro Executive Function Center owners Debbie Rosen and Lindsey Thoms, M.Ed. who will present:

“Executive Functions and College: Preparing Your Student for the Launch"

Dr. Brenner, a college transition educator who draws on her 25 years of experience as a college professor and as the creator/director of American University's first-year experience program will join The StudyPro Executive Function experts to cover:

The significant differences between high school and college
How you can transition from the parent of a high school “adolescent” to the parent of a college “young adult"
The academic and social/emotional skills students will need to thrive in college
Tips for teaching these skills during the high school years
Guiding your students to find campus resources that will help them be successful and independent

Whether you have a ninth grader just starting high school or a senior about to head off, there is a lot you can do to prepare your children for a successful launch to college.

Please join us for this interactive and informative talk from a “college insider” and EF experts who know the challenges that your student (and you) will face!

Focus Audience: Parents/Caregivers of HS students.

*webinar link will be sent ~3 days prior to webinar.

Executive Functions and College: Preparing Your Student for the Launch

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