by Susan Osborn | Mar 14, 2024 | Learning Disabilities
How to Help Learning Disabled Students with Writing For neurodiverse students, writing can be a nightmare Updated 2024. When parents of children who learn differently reach out to The Writing Center of Princeton, they are often frustrated and concerned. Many are...
by Susan Osborn | Feb 29, 2024 | College Admissions
Why Kids Can’t Write Updated 2024. Every week, I receive dozens of calls from parents concerned about their children’s writing skills. Here’s a sample of what these parents are saying: “He’s very bright, but he just can’t seem to get his thoughts on the page.” “He...
by Susan Osborn | Feb 14, 2024 | Learning Disabilities
Writing Help for ADHD Students Updated 2024. Typically, students with ADHD produce a wealth of ideas about an essay writing topic. Yet over 60% of students with ADHD struggle to get their ideas down on paper. For most students with ADHD, writing assignments are...
by Susan Osborn | May 15, 2022 | College Admissions
Two Key Qualities College Admissions Officers Want to See in Your Common App Essay Besides top scores, colleges want to see evidence of your empathy and passion. In this high-stakes, hyper-competitive academic climate, students often think that colleges only value...
by Susan Osborn | Apr 15, 2022 | College Admissions
Character Counts in College Admission Empathy, integrity, selflessness, and grit are high on the list of desirable applicant attributes The National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) and the Character Collaborative conducts a survey of trends in...
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