Podcasts about marni pasch

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If your child has struggled with school academically, it’s time that we make some changes. Going back to school means more than a new set of school supplies. It means new habits and a fresh attitude.  A new start is something we could always use.  How can we ensure our teens start the school year strong? How do we come back from the behaviors or low grades from the last school semester, quarter or years? In this episode of School Counselor Gone Rogue, we discuss the 5 questions to ask your child to ensure a fresh start to the school year. Join academic coach Marni Pasch for a discussion on how to get a new perspective on the school year.   www.teampasch.com 

How can you help your child prevent academic burnout? In school, the definition of a struggle for a child differs a lot. The struggle can come from trying to become valedictorian, dealing with classes you don’t enjoy, or struggling with a learning difference like ADHD How can you help teens and tweens on the verge of burnout? Listen to this episode, hosted by academic coach, Marni Pasch   www.teampasch.com 

When your child won’t do homework, it can cause frustration and stress at home. How can parents help their children if they refuse to do homework? Academic Coach, Marni Pasch looks at the steps to follow when your child won’t do their homework.  Learn more at www.teampasch.com 

How can you help your child when their grades struggle without becoming a nag? It's the million-dollar question that we are answering this episode! Parents, here are easy tips to follow, by academic coach Marni Pasch, to help you support your child at school, without arguments. Let's chat about how parents can support their middle school and high school-age children without stress and foster independence.    www.teampasch.com 

Family meetings are a great way to connect with your middle and high school students and reduce school year stress. Join academic coach and trained school counselor, Marni Pasch to look at the key ways to bring a family meeting into your school year routine. www.schoolcounselorgonerogue.com   

Teacher Appreciation Week is coming! In episode 35 your host Marni Pasch talks about the awesomeness of teachers and what Marni has learned about teachers this past year. Learn why teaching isn’t just a job, it’s a calling, and why having passionate teachers in the classroom is of utmost importance.

In episode 33 your host Marni Pasch talks about the real problem behind why parents feel the need to hire private tutoring services. Learn how kiddos could get the support they need in their school right now regardless of economic status.

In episode 31 your host Marni Pasch talks about why Cornell notes are students most hated form of notetaking and what teachers might consider doing instead of assigning them.  

How do we recognize invisible disabilities in the school setting? We are talking about ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, processing disorders and more. How do we advocate for students who have invisible disabilities?   School Counselor Gone Rogue is a podcast by certified school counselor turned academic coach, Marni Pasch.

Welcome to School Counselor Gone Rogue, a podcast by Marni Pasch, that explores all things struggling students and the education system. In this episode we look at student overwhelm due to overschedueling. Between sports, homework, theater practice, and basket weaving, our kiddos are overwhelmed. How do we help students stop overscheduling and still become well rounded humans? Listen on!

Welcome to the first episode of School Counselor Gone Rogue, a podcast by Marni Pasch, that explores all things struggling students and the education system. In this episode Marni talks about her passion for helping struggling students, and why focusing on struggling students could mean protecting our future leaders.

School presents many challenges for students, and there are problems in the public school system that exacerbates these issues for some students.  Our guest for this program, Ms. Marni Pasch, Owner of Team Pasch Academic Coaching.  After working in the school system and experiencing the high student to teacher ratio, sometimes reaching 450 to 1, she wanted to do more, and help struggling students reach their full potential.  During this program we will discuss with Ms. Pasch how students and parents may work together to survive the many challenges of school, without the stress.  Some of the topics discussed include study skills, time management, organization, and motivation.  We will also discuss study skills from a parent's perspective, parenting in middle school and high school, and social issues such as the inequity in resources in public schools, white teachers who often just don't understand how to relate to children of color.