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Parents of Hardworking Teens

Parents of Hardworking Teens

Katie Jones

Ever wish you knew how to help your hardworking teen get the results they really want and that match their effort and true potential? --- That’s exactly what you get with Katie Jones, award-winning high school teacher and international study coach, on the Parents of Hardworking Teens podcast. --- Katie’s specialty is making education and assessment clear and simple for both students and their parents, in a way that gets your teen top results, with less stress. --- Whether your teen is struggling to get the results they’re striving for, or is getting great grades but doing it with way too much struggle and strain, Katie will give you the insider info, proven tips and strategies to ensure your teen achieves their best possible success - and have you BOTH enjoy the journey along the way.
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Parents of Hardworking Teens - How Ambition Can Benefit Wellbeing

How Ambition Can Benefit Wellbeing

Parents of Hardworking Teens

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05/20/24 • 19 min

Is it possible to balance academic ambition, hard work and pressure with wellbeing and a healthy life balance?
I believe so.
In fact, I believe they are interconnected in a positive way, as opposed to one being at the expense of the other.
Understandably and importantly, there are more societal messages taking a 'softer' approach to results, academic pressure and work in general.
But, in trying to protect teens from stress and the potential negative consequences on their mental health, we might also be inadvertently risking them missing out on the resilience, confidence and pride that also come from pursuing their academic goals, experiencing periods of hard work, pressure and manageable stress.
If you found this episode helpful, you might also like:
Episode 34: Hardworking Vs. Overworking
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Parents of Hardworking Teens - How to Write a Crazy-Good Critical Reflection
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06/19/23 • 15 min

Ep. 55
I love task 'reflections', also called ‘critical reflections’.
I know that to many students, a critical reflection can just feel like an added piece of work bolted onto the main assessment and therefore they might be tempted to just dash it off.
But these small but mighty critical reflections are a golden opportunity to boost marks not just in the reflection itself, but also in the major assignment piece that your teen is having to reflect on.
Listen in to hear how.

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Parents of Hardworking Teens - Active Revision

Active Revision

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05/29/23 • 25 min

Ep. 52
If your teen has ever:
- gone blank or 'frozen' in an exam,
or
-wished they could better memorise information,
OR
if you've seen them revising BUT...
- doing it in ways that are taking for.ev.er
​​​​​​​(like writing out pages upon pages of notes, or stacks and stacks of revision cards)
or
- in a way that just isn’t really very effective
​​​​​​​(like just watching tutorial videos or 'reading over' their notes)

---then they're likely using 'passive' revision techniques in their exam prep.
​​​​​​​This is not good.
Because this type of revision is usually time-consuming and ineffective.
Help your teen use more active revision techniques so they have the information they're working so hard to memorise go in, stay in and flow easily from brain to paper in the exam hall.
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Parents of Hardworking Teens - Turning 'Stuck' Into Action Steps

Turning 'Stuck' Into Action Steps

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02/19/24 • 19 min

Ep. 86 -
Hurdles and stuck points can be turned into positive progress.
Here's how:

  • Identify the hurdles and then the solutions to overcome them become the 'How-To'.
  • The stuck points actually become the steps to completing a task or any project, rather than an added burden or frustration.
  • They ARE part of the process.

This episode includes an exclusive free resource!
Download and use the '6 Steps To Getting Un-Stuck' at
https://www.rocksolidstudy.com/86
to turn the frustrations or difficulties that arise when your teen gets stuck on something in their study, into steps towards progress and accomplishment.
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Parents of Hardworking Teens - Is This Really Studying? (And Other Parent Qs)
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02/26/24 • 30 min

Ep. 87 -
This episode comes from an 'Ask Me Anything' Live Q&A, where we covered:
> Since when did English turn into Politics?
> Is this really studying or just 'pleasing the teachers'?
> How do you make revision notes brief without losing important information?
> Live break down of a real English essay question.

And more!
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Parents of Hardworking Teens - What to Do Less of?

What to Do Less of?

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12/11/23 • 19 min

Ep. 80
What could your teen consider doing less of next year in their study to create success, rather than always thinking about doing more?
This is definitely something I need to consider too - as I’m naturally a 'more is more' person, so if your teen also has the tendency to think they need to do more and more in their study in order to get more marks, but is already working really hard, then maybe it's time to consider how to be more strategic, by doing less of certain things.
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Parents of Hardworking Teens - Ability Vs. Capacity

Ability Vs. Capacity

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01/15/24 • 16 min

We use the word 'potential' a lot when it comes to students and their performance.
But how do we bridge that gap between your teen's current ability and their potential?
Here's how I see it:
Ability is what your teen IS achieving right now.
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Capacity is what they could be achieving right now,
with their existing subject knowledge,
IF they had the tweaks, insights and skills to MAXIMISE that knowledge.
Capacity is what they could be producing,
not with a ton of extra work, knowledge and intelligence,
but if we just removed 'the kinks of the hose', or 'took off the handbrake' that's holding them back as they push hard on their accelerator.
It's what they have now, already inside of them, just OPTIMISED at full capacity.
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Parents of Hardworking Teens - Fear of the Unknown

Fear of the Unknown

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10/30/23 • 14 min

Ep. 74 -
One common cause of exam stress is the 'fear of the unknown'.
Not knowing what topics will come up.
Not knowing what questions will be asked.
Having to prepare for something unseen.
Although a moderate level of stress is healthy - and even beneficial... see the previous episode! - if you're looking to reduce your teen's stress level, addressing the root causes of this 'fear of the unknown' might be a way to do just that.
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Parents of Hardworking Teens - Habits to Start Early in High School

Habits to Start Early in High School

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04/03/23 • 23 min

Ep. 43
What are some of the best skills and tips to set your teen up for success as they start high school?
I'm not talking about the basics like organising their pencil case or laying out their uniform the night before.
Listen in for my top three study habits I recommend setting up in the early years of high school, the overall purpose of instilling them AND what to do if your teen’s further along but doesn’t have these in place yet.
YOU WILL LEARN:
- Why awareness is the most important 'competence' and how to build it.
- Exactly why I recommend the 10WGT for Y9 - 12 / Y10 - 13 and the certain situations where it might be appropriate to start earlier.
- How to make sure your teen isn't studying longer or harder than they need to, without dampening their spirit or work ethic.
- What's important to know and do in order to get maximum return on their effort.
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Parents of Hardworking Teens currently has 121 episodes available.

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The podcast is about Parent, College, Help, Study, Podcasts and Education.

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The episode title 'Failing Ahead of Time' is the most popular.

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The average episode length on Parents of Hardworking Teens is 20 minutes.

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Episodes of Parents of Hardworking Teens are typically released every 7 days.

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The first episode of Parents of Hardworking Teens was released on Jun 24, 2022.

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