Student Caring - Helping Parents, Professors and Their Students Achieve Success.
Los Angeles, CA
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What Professors Wish Parents Knew About College
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Our ‘wish’ is to provide parents with excellent information about heartfelt concerns not commonly addressed by colleges. Via social media, video, and podcasts, we’ll share our writing process publicly so parents, professors, and students can inform us.
As professors and parents of college students, we have experienced college from both sides. While those experiences have informed us, we are writing topics of interest to all parents.
Professors de Roulet and Pecoraro, co-founders of The Student Caring Project, are writing a new book: “What Professor Wish Parents Knew About College.”
Overnight, our students were told: "No spring break." "No more in person classes." "Move out and go home." + sadly for many - "No Commencement." – care for them, like never before.
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Cramming is one of the least helpful methods of studying, so lay a strong foundation for your success by completing all your weekly readings and staying on top of your assignments.
Avoid distractions: We all know what distracts us most, so be proactive in dealing with these distractions. If roommates keep you from studying, go to the library.