Podcast appearances and mentions of jeannine jannot

Increased academic pressure, mental health issues, and societal expectations are three challenges facing students today and the fallout is showing up in many ways. Adrienne has an insightful conversation with the author of the book “The Disintegrating Student: Super Smart & Falling Apart”, Jeannine Jannot, Ph.D, whose decades of experience working with children and families led her to a concerning discovery in today's achievement culture. The usually “bright” children, who until recently school was fine, if not easy for them, suddenly begin struggling academically and emotionally. This is a conversation not only about what's happening with our children, but it is also full of self-reflection about the things we do as parents that have unintentional consequences. Whether you have a so-called ‘Disintegrating Student' or not, this is an eye-opening conversation about parenting today and how we can support our children. About Jeannine Jannot: Dr. Jeannine Jannot has over 25 years of experience working with children, teenagers, and young adults in both public and private school settings spanning preschool through college. Dr. Jannot has a master's degree in school psychology from The Ohio State University and a doctorate in child and developmental psychology from the University of Connecticut. Since 2010, Dr. Jannot has been a college instructor teaching psychology courses and freshman seminars.

Allison speaks with author and coach Jeannine Jannot about the pressure our kids feel to perform in school, athletics and life. EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: Definition of a disintegrating high school student Mental health at a young age The role parents play in the achievement culture When to help and when not to Self-reflecting parents A culture of comparison Changing to a culture of what success looks like for each individual Risk taking Gap year between HS and college GUEST LINKS: Follow Jeannine on Instagram Visit Jeannine's website SPONSORS: Athletic Greens The Jordan Harbinger Show ALLISON'S LINKS: Visit Allison's website Follow Allison on Instagram Check out Allison's blog Culture Changers Discord Server Allison's Favorites - And some great deals for you! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With over 25 years of experience working with children, teenagers, and young adults, Dr. Jeannine Jannot has learned there are many factors that cause students to struggle - several of which are hidden from parents and educators. She explains why students need control, competence, and connection to succeed and shares why today's data-driven achievement culture can have a negative impact. https://www.jeanninejannot.com Music: https://www.purple-planet.com

In this episode of the Where Parents Talk podcast, host Lianne Castelino speaks to Dr. Jeannine Jannot, school psychologist, educator, academic coach and mother of three about the often negative impact of the achievement culture and how parents can support kids who may experience it. The subject is the focus of Dr. Jannot's first book, 'The Disintegrating Student: Struggling But Smart, Falling Apart, and How to Turn It Around'.

March Madness-- School Stress Dr. Jeannine Jannot is an academic coach and the author of The Disintegrating Student: Struggling But Smart, Falling Apart, and How To Turn It Around. She has over 25 years of experience working with children, teens, and young adults in both public and private school settings.    Jeannine has a master's degree in school psychology from The Ohio State University and a doctorate in child and developmental psychology from the University of Connecticut. She began teaching college psychology courses in 2010, and in 2014 she founded The Balanced Student.    Originally from Ohio, Jeannine lives in Milton, Georgia, with Tom. They have three children, Ryan, Maddie, and Kat. You can learn more about her at JeannineJannot.com Find her on Instagram too! Grab her parent tips sheets on her website.      Join the email list-- don't miss out on the latest and greatest news from Christy including pop-up Mom Time Out Zoom Meetups.   https://www.subscribepage.com/kcmo  Play is the glue for parents to see their children where they are and for who they are. Remember-- progress not perfection. Aim for 5 minutes of play to work on getting a closer relationship.  The time is going to pass anyway.  Self-Care: Find the sun early in the day.  Seek it out and feel the superpower.  It will help your sleep later in the day too.  Play Activity: The purple plate at dinner, rotate who has it, and share what you appreciate about them. Bonus-- Watch America's Funniest Video and talk about the bloopers you have in your life.      Find me on Instagram at @everyday_runner_christy Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to this podcast & check out the new website-- www.keepcalmmotheron.com Don't forget to leave a rating or review.  Email me Play4life.Christy@gmail.com  Want to share a family play idea?  Leave a message on SpeakPipe! Find Christy on Instagram!

Do you have a smart kid who has always done well and now suddenly seems to be falling apart? Are you having a hard time understanding how a child who rarely struggled in school before is now at risk of failing? On this episode of Brainy Moms, Dr. Amy and Teri interview developmental and child psychologist, Dr. Jeannine Jannot. Dr. Jannot is the author of the book, The Disintegrating Student: Struggling but Smart, Falling Apart, and How to Turn It Around. She explains to us what's happening to these smart kids, why it happens, and how we can help. This episode gets personal. Dr. Amy and Teri have both experienced this with their own children and needed to hear that they aren't alone. And neither are you. Catch this episode for some expert advice. Find us at BrainyMoms.co and on social media @TheBrainyMomsWatch this episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/CgkBIYNbtbg 

Are you a high achieving student with big goals, but feel completely overwhelmed and stressed out?  Do you feel that your parents don't understand you and add pressure to your life?Join us as Dr. Jeannine Jannot, author, school psychologist, educator and mother of three, helps us clear up some misunderstandings between parents and their almost adult children and give actionable guidance on how to manage stress in today's high achieving society.We appreciate all your support and feel humbled by your generosity in buying us a boba tea. https://www.buymeacoffee.com/1stMentorStreetSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/1stMentorStreet)

In this episode of Illuminate Higher Education, N2N Services CEO Kiran Kodithala speaks with Dr. Jeannine Jannot, founder and CEO of The Balanced Student.Dr. Jannot had been teaching preschool after being home with her kids for years and years. From there, she eventually moved into elementary schools, then started teaching college after that. Because of her experience in teaching at multiple levels, she has an unbelievable bird's eye view of what education looks like for kids across the developmental lifespan of their careers.What she saw in her teaching over a gradual period of time was that students she didn't expect to see (e.g. high-achieving kids) were extremely overwhelmed and falling apart, hitting a mental wall. Now with the pandemic, just about every student feels like they're disintegrating to some extent.Most students have skill deficits and counterproductive behaviors in seven core areas: time management, organization, their mindset around school, sleep quality, stress, study skills, and study habits.How can the education system begin to turn this dilemma around for students?Tune into this week's episode to learn more.Connect with Dr. Jeannine Jannot: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeanninejannot/Learn more about The Balanced Student at https://www.thebalancedstudent.com/This episode is brought to you by N2N's Illuminate App, The iPaaS for Higher Education. Learn more at https://illuminateapp.com/web/higher-education/Subscribe and listen to more episodes at IlluminateHigherEducation.com

Dr. Jeannine Jannot is an academic coach and the author of The Disintegrating Student: Struggling But Smart, Falling Apart, and How To Turn It Around. She has over 25 years of experience working with children, teens, and young adults in both public and private school settings. In 2014 she founded The Balanced Student, which offers customized academic coaching for middle school, high school and college students. (and parents) Jeannine has a master's degree in school psychology from The Ohio State University and a doctorate in child and developmental psychology from the University of Connecticut. Today we'll explore: - Disintegrating students (students who hit a wall and fall apart - academically and emotionally). - Most anything parenting tweens/teens/young adults - communication, how we help and hinder growth

Join us as we sit down with Student and Parent Coach, Dr. Jeannine Jannot, to discuss how a high achieving culture can result in a disintegrated student, and how co-parents can work together to find a healthy balance for their child. In this episode, Jeannine and Steve cover the following: •  Today's high achievement culture, how it impacts our kids and families, and how divorce fits into this culture. •  Introducing the idea of a disintegrating student – bright, capable kids who hit a rigor tipping point, begin to struggle, and may eventually fall apart. •  Practical strategies that divorced co-parents can use to support their kids who are stressed out and overloaded with academics, sports, and activities •  How you define “success” in your family after a divorce and how to get everyone on the same page. •  How the intense pressure kids are under in school can impact the quality of their relationships with parents. •  What parents can do to minimize some of the negative consequences of the achievement culture (burnout, conflict, and anxiety). •  Some common pitfalls parents fall into that may be counterproductive, and how co-parents can deal with their own high levels of stress and burn out. If you would like to speak with one of our family law attorneys, please call our office at (503) 227-0200, or visit our website at https://www.landerholmlaw.com.For more of Dr. Jannot's parenting tips and to learn more about her coaching and book, The Disintegrating Student: Struggling But Smart, Falling Apart, & How to Turn It Around, visit jeanninejannot.com, or visit her Facebook page Jeannine JannotDisclaimer: Nothing in this communication is intended to provide legal advice nor does it constitute a client-attorney relationship, therefore you should not interpret the contents as such.

On this episode, we interview Dr. Jeannine Jannot child and developmental psychologist, college professor, mother of three, and author of The Disintegrating Student: Struggling but Smart and Falling Apart: And How to Turn it Around. She speaks candidly about how we can build motivation with our students and children and move away from the fixed mindset. Dr. Jannot discusses how to remedy the tension between pushing for academic achievement by giving our children a sense of control and allowing them to make mistakes without immediately intervening. This show is also packed with tangible ways on how to build a habit with your child or student. Dr. Jeannine Jannot Website: https://www.jeanninejannot.com/about Book: The Disintegrating Student: Interview with Dr. Jeannine Jannot Instagram: @jjanot Connect with us: Instagram: @howcometheydidntpodcast Email: @howcometheydidnt@gmail.com Learn more about DBT in schools: Website: dbtinschools.com Instagram: @dbtinschools Email: lizz@dbtinschools.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Many adolescents experience the phenomenon of The Disintegrating Student. It is often described to me by parents and colleagues alike. These students have always done well in school with very little effort but then their grades start to decline as work piles up. This ultimately leads to increased anxiety and impacts a child's self-worth. These bright students are still bright, but as today's guest explains, they've hit a rigor tipping point and they don't have the skills to deal with challenges by asking for help. Today's guest is Dr. Jeannine Jannot, author of The Disintegrating Student: Struggling but Smart and Falling Apart… and How to Turn it Around. She is passionate about helping students and young adults be productive and well, in both school and life. As a mother of three, she has witnessed first-hand the challenges our children face, quickly becoming a familiar pattern of good students falling apart. Today, with escalating numbers of students failing their virtual classes during the pandemic, disintegrating students have become a nationwide crisis. The good news is, something can be done to help these adolescents develop a growth mindset and redefine success. Our achievement-focused culture is certainly exposed now and change will be slow and gradual, but as parents, there are ways we can help The Disintegrating Student.   Show Notes: [1:39] - Welcome to the show, Dr. Jannot! [2:36] - The Disintegrating Student is a term that Dr. Jannot coined. [3:30] - Dr. Jannot was seeing many students in academic coaching and noticed that children and adolescents were hitting a rigor tipping point. [4:32] - These students in their early years breeze through school with ease until they hit the rigor tipping point and don't have the skills to deal with challenges. [5:47] - Not handing in work is a red flag. Dr. Jannot describes what the child and parent may think is happening. [7:26] - The Disintegrating Student worries about no longer “being smart” and that their parents care more about their grades than them. [9:32] - There are a lot of gifted students with ADHD that get to a point where they are less able to compensate for weaker skills. [11:11] - What are some skills that The Disintegrating Student needs support with? [12:09] - Changing a limited mindset to a growth mindset is key. [14:54] - Parents can help by helping less. Dr. Jannot explains what she means by this. [16:13] - Our parenting is greatly impacted by our achievement focused culture. [17:55] - In some cases, we do too much to help and it sends the message that they are not able to do things themselves. [19:59] - Praise the process rather than the outcome. [21:46] - Listen for curiosity and empathy instead of jumping to solving a problem. [23:03] - The achievement culture has been exposed in a big way due to remote learning. [25:00] - Dr. Jannot describes what she has seen in students as they have returned to school after the COVID-19 school closures. [26:09] - Our current definition of success are data points. We need to redefine success and normalize making mistakes. [28:38] - Honest conversations are the way forward and being able to ask questions. [30:40] - You can find out more about Dr. Jeannine Jannot and purchase her book on her website.   About Our Guest: Dr. Jeannine Jannot has more than twenty-five years of experience working with children, teenagers, and young adults in both public and private school settings spanning preschool through college. She holds a master's degree in school psychology from The Ohio State University and a doctorate in child and developmental psychology from the University of Connecticut. Since 2010, she has been a college instructor teaching psychology courses and freshman seminars. In 2014, Dr. Jannot founded The Balanced Student in response to the struggling students she encountered, both in her college classrooms and in her own home. In her book The Disintegrating Student: Struggling but Smart and Falling Apart… and How to Turn it Around, Dr. Jannot explains the phenomenon of the smart-turned-struggling student from the viewpoints of both the parent and the student.    Connect with Dr. Jeannine Jannot: Jeannine Jannot, Ph.D Home Page Instagram  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  LinkedIn The Disintegrating Student by Jeannine Jannot, Ph.D   Links and Related Resources: Creative and Crushed: Recognizing and Helping Children Who Think Differently Episode 38 - Understanding the Gifted and Twice Exceptional Child with Dr. Nicole Tetreault Episode 17 - How Micro-Schools Use an Innovative and Personalized Approach to Help Students Thrive with Dr. Maureen O'Shaughnessy   Join our email list so that you can receive information about upcoming webinars - ChildNEXUS.com The Diverse Thinking Different Learning podcast is intended for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical or legal advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Additionally, the views and opinions expressed by the host and guests are not considered treatment and do not necessarily reflect those of ChildNEXUS, Inc or the host, Dr. Karen Wilson.

In today's episode, I talk with Dr. Jeannine Jannot about her new book, The Disintegrating Student, and how we can help our children who have just been through an incredibly difficult year and a half from the pandemic. You can learn more about Dr. Jannot at https://www.jeanninejannot.com/. ► Subscribe to my YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoFMYuRYxQS6LR10bqneIOA?sub_confirmation=1 Get your copy of my book here - https://amzn.to/2LFw3l0 Join my FREE Facebook group where we talk about all things parenting - https://www.facebook.com/groups/powerfulparentingfortodayskids/ Follow me online here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ErinTaylorOfficial/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/erintaylor_ma/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erin-taylor-5706bb1/ Website: https://erin-taylor.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/powerful-parenting/support

HAPPY VETERAN'S DAY!!!Moms and dads our guest on the FearLESS Parenting podcast is Dr. Jeannine Jannot. Here is an audio trailer from the interview.  https://youtu.be/17-osARVGKIDr. Jannot and I discuss the phenomenon of the smart-turned-struggling student from the viewpoints of both the parent and the student. With a realistic and supportive voice, along with the latest research and short sidebars with real student experiences, Dr. Jannot gives parents timely, practical tips to get their kids motivated, confident, and inspired.Link to Dr. Jeannine Jannot's book: The Disintegrating Student: Struggling but Smart, Falling Apart, and How to Turn It AroundDr. Jeannine Jannot's website:  https://lnkd.in/eiH-EAvKFearLESS Parenting Podcast Website: https://lnkd.in/ehHng2H#parenting #strugglingstudent #studentdevelopment #parentingadvice #parentingtips #parentalservantleader

Moms and dads our guest on the FearLESS Parenting podcast is Dr. Jeannine Jannot. Here is an audio trailer from the interview.  https://youtu.be/17-osARVGKIDr. Jannot and I discuss the phenomenon of the smart-turned-struggling student from the viewpoints of both the parent and the student. With a realistic and supportive voice, along with the latest research and short sidebars with real student experiences, Dr. Jannot gives parents timely, practical tips to get their kids motivated, confident, and inspired.Link to Dr. Jeannine Jannot's book: The Disintegrating Student: Struggling but Smart, Falling Apart, and How to Turn It AroundDr. Jeannine Jannot's website:  https://lnkd.in/eiH-EAvKFearLESS Parenting Podcast Website: https://lnkd.in/ehHng2H#parenting #strugglingstudent #studentdevelopment #parentingadvice #parentingtips #parentalservantleader

Today's Topic is Achievement Culture. And I'm bringing back Dr. Jeannine Jannot for a THIRD time. She's a repeat guest for a reason. She's the author of The Disintegrating Student, she's a student and parent coach who specializes in and understands gifted kid burnout. In this episode she breaks down beautifully what our achievement culture is, why it's harmful to families, and what you can do to rid yourself of its burdens. Get a pen ready to take notes!

Moms and dads out guest is Dr. Jeannine Jannot.  Dr. Jannot explains the phenomenon of the smart-turned-struggling student from the viewpoints of both the parent and the student.  With a realistic and supportive voice, along with the latest research and short sidebars with real student experiences, Dr. Jannot gives parents timely, practical tips to get their kids motivated, confident, and inspired.Link to Dr. Jeannine Jannot's book: The Disintegrating Student: Struggling but Smart, Falling Apart, and How to Turn It AroundDr. Jeannine Jannot's website:  https://www.jeanninejannot.comFearLESS Parenting Podcast Website:  https://fearlessparenting.buzzsprout.com/

Academic coach and author of The Disintegrating Student, Jeannine Jannot, Ph.D., shares insights on why previously high performing students might fall apart and offers strategies for building skills and resilience.For more info, visit: https://tiltparenting.com/session270Support the show

Today's high achieving students often struggle with feeling overloaded and stressed out. Some even find themselves lost in periods of anxiety and depression as they attempt to navigate endless academics, sports, and other activities. This week Dr. Jannot provides tips to prevent this from occurring in the first place, but also manage it when it happens despite our best intentions.

Students are not data points, but that's exactly what they look like in the traditional public school setting. Because it's not the teachers making decisions about what happens in the classroom; it's legislators and curriculum companies and lobbyists. On this episode of the podcast, I'm talking with Jeannine Jannot about “disintegrating students,” those kids who feel lost and unmotivated because school just isn't fun anymore. And though some kids might be high-achieving, they're simply not learning at all. Our children are looking at cheating as a viable option to getting by, and our teachers are handcuffed by state testing. Rather than looking at childhood development and what's best for our children, we're rooted in achievement culture and checking off boxes. It's got to stop, and we're hoping that conversations like this are a step in the right direction.   About Jeannine Jannot: Dr. Jeannine Jannot is an academic coach and the author of The Disintegrating Student: Struggling But Smart, Falling Apart, and How To Turn It Around. She has over 25 years of experience working with children, teens, and young adults in both public and private school settings. Jeannine has a master's degree in school psychology from Ohio State University and a doctorate in child and developmental psychology from the University of Connecticut. She began teaching college psychology courses in 2010, and in 2014 she founded The Balanced Student. Originally from Ohio, Jeannine lives in Milton, Georgia with her husband, Tom. They have three children, Ryan, Maddie, and Kat. You can learn more about her at JeannineJannot.com.   Jump in the Conversation: [2:01] Jeannine's story of school transformation [4:28] What are “disintegrating students” - usually high achieving, never studied, still got good grades [5:33] What is the cost of teaching kids to do well in school [6:20] Takeaways from Disintegrating Students book [8:22] Big concerns in achievement culture [10:33] How people (kids too!) are responding to achievement culture [13:28] Cheating as a strategy [16:14] Colleges are disappointed but getting exactly what they asked for [16:28] Top-down education and why it doesn't work [20:12] Normalize a new type of learning--and failing [23:59] How to talk to your child [30:28] Turbo Time [33:37] Three things we need for motivation [34:46] Jeannine's Magic Wand [37:11] Maureen's takeaways   Links & Resources: Washington Post article: Students in high-achieving schools are now named an ‘at-risk' group, study says CBS News: Helping Students Cope with the Pressure to Succeed Most Likely to Succeed documentary Oprah Winfrey's and Bruce Perry's What Happened to You: Conversations on Trauma, Resilience, and Healing Brene Brown's Daring Greatly Joyful historian Doris Kearns Goodwin Email Maureen Maureen's TEDx Talk: Changing My Mind to Change our Schools The Education Evolution Facebook: Follow Education Evolution Twitter: Follow Education Evolution LinkedIn: Follow Education Evolution EdActive Collective Maureen's book: Creating Micro-Schools for Colorful Mismatched Kids Micro-school feature on Good Morning America The Micro-School Coalition Facebook: The Micro-School Coalition LEADPrep

We are so excited to be back after a long summer break. Our guest, Dr. Jeannine Jannot, is a college instructor teaching psychology courses and freshman seminars. She is a student and parent coach and author of The Disintegrating Student. In this episode, we talk about the importance of showing up as warm, supportive adults in a child's life. We need to prioritize relationships and listen more. Tune in to hear Dr. Jannot give us some tips for engaging 2-way communication. Let's talk about life and learning.  Check out our Facebook page at @teacherspeprally to enter the contest to receive an autographed copy of the book The Disintegrating Student.  

Do you ever want to just jump in and fix all your child's struggles? Do you ever get really frustrated when your child is spiralling and in an attempt to make things better, you end up breaking communication with your child? Is your attempt to 'hold your child close' actually causing them to push you away? What's a Disintegrating Student? And how can we help our children not become one? We covered a lot on this episode of The Genuine Mom Club Podcast with Dr. Jeannine Jannot, Ph.D. Dr. Jannot has over 25 years of experience working with children, teenagers and young adults in both public and private school settings spanning preschool through college. Dr. Jannot has a master's degree in school psychology from The Ohio State University and a doctorate in child and developmental psychology from the University of Connecticut. Since 2010, Dr. Jannot has been a college instructor teaching psychology courses and freshman seminars. She is the author of The Disintegrating Student. Listen to this episode of The Genuine Mom Club Podcast to hear the amazing tips that Dr. Jannine Jannot shares with us. Connect with Dr. Jannot: Website: https://www.jeanninejannot.com Facebook: @authorjjannot Instagram: @jeannine_Jannot Twitter: @jeannine_Jannot Books mentioned in the show: The Disintegrating Student by Dr. Jeannine Jannot, Ph.D. Link: https://www.jeanninejannot.com/book Mindset by Carol Dweck, Ph.D. Link: https://www.amazon.ca/Mindset-Psychology-Carol-S-Dweck/dp/0345472322/ref=asc_df_0345472322/?tag=googleshopc0c- 20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=309622281255&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=17028693813981485724&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9104572&hvtargid=pla-423142297401&psc=1 Connect with Jaymee: Website: www.thegenuinemom.com Instagram: @jaymee.the.genuine.mom TikTok: @jaymee.the.genuine.mom Facebook: @the.genuine.mom Join Facebook Group: The Anxious Mom Club If you'd like to suggest a topic for The Genuine Mom Club Podcast, or believe you'd make an awesome guest, email me! Email: thegenuinemomclub@gmail.com

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When kids are struggling in school, it's not just about academics — social connectedness and mental and emotional health play a key role in success at school too. Our current tick-the-box, high-stakes educational culture doesn't work for our kids, especially kids with ADHD and/or autism. In this episode of the Parenting ADHD Podcast, join me as I talk with Jeannine Jannot, Ph.D., author of “The Disintegrating Student,” about what to do when your bright kid hits the wall of rigor and loses confidence in their ability to succeed at school. 

What is a disintegrating student and how has covid contributed to that? How can this be turned around before school starts? To address this I've invited Dr. Jeannine Jannot to be a guest on our show. Jeannine is the founder of The Balanced Student and author of The Disintegrating Student: Struggling But Smart, Falling Apart, & How To Turn It Around. She has over 25 years of experience working with children, teenagers and young adults in both public and private school settings spanning preschool through college. Jeannine has a master's degree in school psychology from The Ohio State University and a doctorate in child and developmental psychology from the University of Connecticut. She has also been a college instructor, teaching psychology courses and freshman seminars, for the past 10 years. We also explore the difference between a fixed mindset and growth mindset. Teens can self sabotage and self handicap themselves when they believe that they have a fixed mindset. In reality teens have a tremendous capacity for growth. Did you know that a teens IQ can vary as much as 18 points in adolescence? You are going to especially love Jeannines tips to be productive and well. specifically around organization, time management, study skills and habits, mindset , stress, sleep and screens You can find information about Jeannine's coaching, speaking, book, and her monthly Some Thoughts newsletter on her website jeanninejannot.com. Find Jeannine on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/jjannot/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

 Dr.Jeannine Jannot is an expert in psychology, student well-being and a returning guest on the show. In this very important conversation, we talk about the crucial aspects of peer pressure, achievement culture that students face and how we can create a conducive environment for them to march forward in their lives.Dr.Jannot and I discuss the following - * What is achievement culture and have we been seeing this only recently?*How  students respond to this scenario*Are all students able to find a test score based system conducive to their learning and development? * What hiccups do students face and how does this impact their morale? * What role should teachers play in being able to help students better? * Can the system be tweaked to help serve both students and educators to stay motivated* Growth mindset, fixed mindset and their relevance in this context. * Role of parents, peer pressure, impact of society/ social media * How can we correct this scenario * Will all this change only if we adopt a non quantifiable, non measuring approach * How can we foster an environment of great thinkers and learners * Anxiety, burnout & limiting student potential in myriad of ways* Her book release, and much more ....Follow the podcast on Spotify, Google, Apple , Amazon or wherever you source podcasts from. Fresh leaf forever  website has all the episodes for anyone to enjoy.Follow me on Instagram for interesting digital media content and all that I do and follow me on twitter as well.Follow the podcast instagram @freshleafforever for all things relating to the podcast and twitter @freshleafforev1 to provide feedback. Spread the good word about it to friends and family.Also, click this Buzzsprout link to get started with your own podcasting hosting service with Buzzsprout.Following the above link  let's Buzzsprout know we sent you, gets you a $20 Amazon gift card if you sign up for a paid plan, and helps support our show.You can also support this show otherwise by using support the show link at the bottom. Fresh leaf forever podcast comes to you from Listen Ponder Change LLC, founded by Host Vai Kumar.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://paypal.me/listenponderchange)

Today we are talking about the ever-increasing stress our students are facing. We are going to be hearing from Dr. Jeannine Jannot. She is the author of an incredible book called The Disintegrating Student: Super Smart & Falling Apart. In this episode host, Will Heckman and Dr. Jannot explore an increasingly common phenomenon: we have these bright, successful students who suddenly hit a wall, and when they find their grades falling, they find themselves, without warning in a very stressful emotional upheaval.

In this episode, Vai talks to  returning guest Dr.Jeannine Jannot,  and focuses on the parental influence in a student's life and how students and parents can strike a balance. Dr. Jeannine Jannot has over 25 years of experience and founded "The Balanced Student" in 2014 and  has authored the book "The Disintegrating student- super smart and falling apart".Her website is www.jeanninejannot.com and the instagram page is @the_balanced_student .Enjoy the podcast and send me  your feedback  on Instagram @freshleafforever, email is Freshleafforever@gmail.com, on my Facebook page for Fresh leaf forever and  on twitter @freshleafforev1. The website is www.freshleafforever.com and be sure to subscribe to the podcast and spread the good news !Support the show (https://paypal.me/listenponderchange)

In this episode, Vai talks to Dr.Jeannine Jannot, the author of the book "The Disintegrating student - super smart and falling apart".Dr.Jeannine and Vai discuss about navigating the daunting journey through today's high-stakes, high-stress education experience. A not to miss, highly engaging conversation.This episode is Part 1 of a two part episode on "Modern day student life, parental influence and achieving a balance".Dr. Jeannine Jannot has over 25 years of experience working with children, teenagers and young adults in both public and private school settings spanning preschool through college. Dr. Jannot has a master's degree in school psychology from The Ohio State University and a doctorate in child and developmental psychology from the University of Connecticut.  Since 2010, Dr. Jannot has been a college instructor teaching psychology courses and freshman seminars.She founded "The Balanced Student" in 2014 in response to the struggling students she encountered in her classrooms. Through her coaching, she learned that there are many factors that cause students to struggle, many of which are not obvious to parents or educators.Her website is www.jeanninejannot.com and the instagram page is @the_balanced_student .Send me  your feedback  on Instagram @freshleafforever, on my Facebook page for Fresh leaf forever and  on twitter @freshleafforev1. The website is www.freshleafforever.com and be sure to subscribe to the podcast and spread the good news !Support the show (https://paypal.me/listenponderchange)

A must-listen for parents, Dr. Jeannine Jannot provides practical and valuable advice for anyone with school-age children.  A parent and student coach and author of a fantastic new book, Dr. Jannot shares what parents need to be aware of when their super smart student begins falling apart. Other topics discussed: - Learn what a rigor tipping point is - 3S's - Sleep, Screens and Stress and how your student needs help managing these three things - How adolescent anxiety can mimic ADHD - Procrastination triggers and much more!   To connect: Dr. Jannot's website:  https://www.jeanninejannot.com/ For a copy of Dr. Jannot's book, The Disintegrating Student, Super Smart and Falling Apart: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1070652342 Rena Olsen, the host of the Relevate Podcast:  https://rena-olsen.com   Thank you for listening, subscribing and sharing this episode of the Relevate Podcast!