Middle School Archives - Page 8 of 13

Jun 08

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Interview with an Admissions Consultant : Personal Statements and Private School Applications with Priya Nambiar

By Angela B. Elementary School, High School, Interviews with Educators, ISEE, Middle School, Test Prep

Navigating the private school admissions process can feel overwhelming, but with the right approach and preparation, families can find the best fit for their child. This interview with Priya Nambiar, a seasoned expert in Los Angeles private school admissions, provides valuable insights into navigating the application process. 1. What is the most important thing you…

May 07

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ISEE Preparation: How to get a head start over the Summer

By Angela B. Elementary School, High School, ISEE, Middle School, Practice Tests, Study Skills, Test Prep

While summer is typically every student’s favorite time of year to relax and smell the roses, that doesn’t mean you can’t also prepare and get ahead in school work and tests. The ISEE or Independent School Entrance Exam administered by the ERB (Educational Records Bureau) is one such test that a student should prepare for…

May 03

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The 411 on the ERBs

By Angela B. Elementary School, High School, ISEE, Middle School, Test Prep

The ERBs have been a staple name in education for some time now. The Educational Records Bureau is actually the company that administers the comprehensive assessments and the ERB is a nickname for the tests they provide. The assessments themselves are given by participating (typically independent or private) schools and they test on many types…

Jan 27

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How Do I Know if Independent Study is Right for My Student?

By Wendy I. Accommodations, Elementary School, High School, Learning Differences, Middle School, Study Skills

Independent Study is an option of education that involves students working through their coursework separate from a classroom. The organization of independent study can be quite varied depending on the arrangement of the school providing it. In California, as laid out by the Assembly Bill 130, independent study has set guidelines for different grade levels.…

Dec 17

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Ways to Use Social Media for Good: How Educators and Parents Can Take a Proactive Approach with TikTok, Instagram, etc

By Jeff B. Elementary School, High School, Middle School, Study Skills

By now every parent and educator has heard horror stories about the dangers of social media for children. Between disruptive Tik Tok challenges, bullying, and the recent reports on the impact of social media on teens’ mental health, it’s enough for parents to wish that social media simply would go away. Unfortunately, the genie is…