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Nationally recognized teacher of excellence: English Language Arts, Speech, Debate, Philosophy

Jordan Kohanim

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Life Skills

In this on-going class for ages 9 to 14, students meet once a week to discuss and improve organization, note-taking, and motivation with an emphasis on kids who learn visually and physically in an ADHD and autism friendly environment. 

Your brain is actually a super-power. Let's get you feeling successful by showing you just how incredible it is

Ongoing: Sketchnoting, Organization, & Executive Function for the ADHD Brain 1

In this Note-Taking Skills class, learners will discover some great strategies for taking notes. Come and get ready for study success!

One-to-one 1:1 Ongoing Note-Taking Skills

Let's Go Learning!

English

Students will develop effective note-taking skills through weekly practice, focusing on strategies like abbreviations, summarizing, and study skills. This practical course prepares students for success across subjects.

Master Note Taking: Skills for Academic Success

Martha Jackson, English Language Arts and Writing

Test Prep

The academic transition can be the most difficult for future college students. The purpose of this course is to introduce students to study methods and note taking skills that can be applied in college prep or college level courses. 

Implementing College Level Study Methods and Note Taking Skills (Individual)

Kendria Mason

In this weekly class we will look at key strategies for successful note taking! We will cover how to appropriately take notes during a lesson and how to organise action points for successful follow-up

Note Taking Skills | Strategies for Success | Weekly Group | High School 

Calum Crichton, CA, BA (Hons), MRes

In this personalized class we will look at key strategies for successful note taking! We will cover how to appropriately take notes during a lesson and how to organise action points for successful follow-up

Note Taking Skills | Strategies for Success | Homeschool Friendly

This class will focus on how to take notes using a visual approach.  A step-by-step simple sketch, doodles, and pictures approach will be practiced together.   When we think of a "plant, Egypt, cells, or a skeleton" we don't think of the words but visualize the images.  This way of taking notes simplifies the process and provides students with a study skills toolbox to carry into those middle and high school years!  *Especially helpful for Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Neurodivergent thinkers.

Note-Taking Skills: Visual Brain Doodles Summer Camp! 

Judy Mills

In this one-time class, learners will discover some great strategies for taking notes. Come and get ready for study success!

Let's Study: Note-Taking Skills-The Cornell Method, Mind Mapping and Outlining 

In this fun, practical class, teens will learn 3 key note-taking skills—active listening, organizing ideas, and summarizing—so they can study smarter and feel more confident in any class.

Note-Taking Ninja: 3 Skills Every Teen Needs to Study Smarter

Ellie Morrocco

In this course, students will learn why notetaking is important and try their hand at several different methods.

Note-Taking:  A Beginner's Guide to Effective Note-Taking Strategies

Cynthia Dise

This class will teach your learner essential note-taking strategies, including Cornell notes, outline notes, math notes, and reading notes. Students will also learn how to effectively review and study from their notes.

Note-Taking Bootcamp

Valerie Grant

In this weekly class, learners will practice using a note taking strategy to help write a multiparagraph paper. Learners will write a multiparagraph paper in each class. 


Note Taking for Multiparagraph Writing

Teacher Julie

In this class, your child will learn note-taking strategies, how to study to boost their grades, and to build confidence. 

Note Taking: Write Notes That Lead to a's!

David Merrill

Master the art of pre-planning and organizing by improving your outlining skills. Enhance your decision-making, boost creativity, improve the clarity of work, and master new techniques for creating structure in a variety of situations.

Notetaking Outlining Concentration

AEIO, LLC

Learners will have two practice sessions per class where they will take notes and discuss the results with the teacher and peers. 

Taking Notes: Practice Note-Taking in Class 6 Different Styles! (Multiday)

Stone Bridges Academy

In this one time class, we will go over various styles of note taking that will help students be more efficient in the classroom. 

Taking Good Notes (Teens)

Izzy Mason

Dive into an intense amount of books and characters to test your skills analyzing and identifying characters, their arcs, and relationships. Engage in discussions, share insights, and deepen your understanding across genres.

Notetaking Character Map Concentration

This is an on-going 50 minute club that meets once a week. Guided by a debate coach with  over ten years experience 


Let's Debate! Debate Club and Class

In this one-time 50 minute class, students will learn how to organize their thoughts using visual representations and in so-doing build a study skill that can help them become a life-long learner. 

Sketchnoting for the ADHD Brain: Successful Note-Taking for Divergent Thinkers

Unlock the world of ADHD potential in this comprehensive, engaging, and interactive course designed specifically for students aged 14-18. This self-paced class is perfect for ADHD learners who thrive on flexibility, fun, and curiosity. 

Sketchnoting: Organization & Executive Function for the High School ADHD Brain 

Ongoing 1-on-1 private tutoring for your student to learn the English Language Arts skills he or she needs. 

Private Tutoring  

In this 8 week course, students will meet once a week with experienced instructor to examine and discuss the American classic, The Great Gatsby--a novel that is expected by most colleges. 

The Great Gatsby: High School Book Club

In this 8 week course taught by a 15 year veteran teacher, students will examine and discuss the classic novel, Fahrenheit 451, a novel expected by most high schools and colleges (and one referenced often in other dystopian literature). 

Visual Lit's High School Classics: Fahrenheit 451 Book Club for ADHD Brain

This is a 10-week 50 minute course that meets once a week. Guided by a debate coach with over a decade of experience, students will learn the basics of rhetoric, research, and types of debate. 

Let's Debate Level 2

In this one-time class, intermediate-level students will learn how to take their sketch-notes to the next level through more complex doodles and in so-doing build a study skill that can help them become a life-long learner.

Level 2: Sketchnoting for the ADHD Brain: Note-Taking for Divergent Thinkers

A Must For Visual Learners Who Want To Be College Ready. This is a full curriculum, multi-day course course 

Sketchnoting High School Lit: American Literature Semester 1 for the ADHD Brain

In this one time, 55 minute, learner-led class. we'll organize our thoughts using visual representations and in so-doing build study skills that can help us for our lifetimes. We'll have fun drawing, and discussing our Sketchnotes! 

Level 3 Sketchnoting for the ADHD Brain: Note-Taking for Divergent Thinkers 

In this single 50 minute course, students will learn the background information for a book expected by most high schools and almost all colleges--Ray Bradbury's classic, Fahrenheit 451. 

Sketchnoting High School Lit: Introduction Fahrenheit 451 for ADHD Brain

Students will learn practical strategies to manage assignments, materials, & personal belongings. We will focus on setting up HW systems, organize digital files, and decluttering, helping students build lifelong organizational skills. 

Taming the Chaos: Organizing Your School(Work) and Life With ADHD

Jamie Walsh

In this class, learners will receive 1:1 tutoring and direction on the use of planners for both short and long term goals, time management skills, homework coaching, and how to create skills for organization and studying. 

1:1 Staying Organized: Planning and Organization Coaching

Tina Hugall MHA MBA

Let’s learn how to make cleaning & organizing your room simple, fun & easy through weekly cleaning skills, engaging themes, & fun games, jokes, & socializing! We’ll create organization habits that parents will love. FREE printable included!

Kid's Organizing Life Skill: Clean & Organize Your Bedroom & Have Fun! Ages 9-12

Angela Agranoff

This private ongoing class will help your learner stay on track with organizing and submitting assignments in a timely manner. 

Tutoring: Homework Organization and Help

Practical skills and strategies for kids who struggle to keep their space neat and organized. Coaching, tricks and tools to reduce stress and move towards a peaceful space. We'll eliminate overwhelm, have fun and get stuff done! 

Clean Your Room! Stress and Nagging Free Cleaning, Decluttering and Organizing.

Kathryn

In this ongoing, weekly check-in for teens, students get help organizing their lives so they learn the skills to independently have success managing schoolwork, sports, family responsibilities, and extracurricular activities.

Teens, Get Your Groove: Organize Your Homework & Life

Lemons-Aid Learning

Kid's Organizing Life Skill: Fun and Games While Cleaning Our Room  Ages: 5-8

Join us for an interactive hour where students will help guide the narrative of ADHD Joan and the Piles of Doom, making choices and learning practical room organization techniques along the way.

ADHD Joan and the Piles of Doom! (How to Clean Your Room)

Laura Paxton, M.A., Ed.S

Kids learn organizing & practice room reset skills 2x's a week in this online class, using Hermione as a motivational model. Get personalized attention and customized help. Go from dungeon disaster to tower of power. 

Be Hermione! Spellbinding Room Cleaning Skills (Ongoing)

Leeyanne Moore MFA

This 4-session course focuses on executive function and study skills that students need to be successful in middle school. From organizing binders to creating prioritized to-do lists, from using planers to advocating for their needs.

Middle School Study Skills: Organization and Executive Function for Grades 5-8

AJ Crocker

Does your learner procrastinate, get overwhelmed, or forget what they were about to do? It’s not laziness—it’s executive function. This one-time workshop explores executive function and how to work with the brain, not fight against it!

Tame the Chaos: Executive Function for Middle Schoolers

Katherine Beasley

Arts

Creative Calligraphy supports neurodiverse kids (ADHD, Autism) aged 7+ in developing early writing skills through playful, multisensory activities using Copperplate lowercase style.

1-on-1 Calligraphy & Writing for ADHD & Executive Function Needs (Ages 7+)

Create N Learn: Game-Based Learning & Future Skill

Creative Calligraphy blends Copperplate lowercase writing with art, movement, and sensory play to support neurodiverse kids.

1-on-1 Calligraphy & Writing for Teens With ADHD & Executive Function Needs

This drop-in class is a safe and fun place for students who are ADHD and/or ASD to check in, learn about and practice executive functioning skills, plus experience an age-appropriate group coaching session regarding their week ahead.

Ongoing: Sketchnoting, Organization, & Executive Function for the ADHD Brain 1

Jordan Kohanim

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