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Michele Borba Blog: Boosting Kids’ Success Quotients by Building Positive Self-Beliefs

Posted: March 23rd, 2010 by Michele Borba


Regardless of what state or country I’m in, the question I’m asked most frequently by parents at my workshops is, “What’s the most important thing I can do to help my child succeed?” For five years I surveyed over 10,000 teachers from coast to coast and their number one response everywhere was, “Help children learn [...]



Michele Borba Blog: Helping kids learn to take tests, reduce jitters and boost scores

Posted: February 5th, 2010 by Michele Borba


It’s that time again for one of kids more dreaded four-letter    words: T.E.S.T. These days it seems even for many kids even  if they’ve studied hard and done their homework when test  day comes they’re hit with a wave of panic. Butterflies hit  their stomach and their heads are filled with a wave of [...]



Michele Borba Blog 7 Surprising Solutions That Boost Kids’ School Success (And Won’t Cost You a Penny!)

Posted: January 16th, 2010 by Michele Borba


Academic success impacts our children for the rest of their life: it influences their self-esteem, college selections, job attainment, financial success, and even their choice of spouses. It’s no wonder we go great lengths to give our kids an academic edge. But the good news is that parents can give their kids the edge they [...]



Michele Borba: My TODAY segment-When Your Child and His Teacher Just Can’t Get Along

Posted: November 12th, 2009 by Michele Borba


Yesterday I appeared on the TODAY show. Natalle Morales asked me a question that every parent sooner or later faces: “What should you do when your child doesn’t like his teacher?” Here are the steps to take to help you navigate this tricky teacher trouble that I shared. You can see the video clip here:  [...]



Acing Your Parent-Teacher Conference

Posted: October 21st, 2009 by Michele Borba


REALITY CHECK: In a national survey only 25 percent of teachers described their experience working with parents as “very satisfying.” Thirty-one percent cite parents and communicating with their as their biggest challenge. So approach that teacher as a partner in helping your child become the best he or she can be. You just received a [...]