Ep.57/Beyond the practice test: shsat, ISEE, Tachs & executive Function w/molly Levine

In this episode, Carolyn DeFir and Molly Levine discuss high school admissions testing, executive function skills, and strategies to support students through the stressful process of applying to high schools in New York City. They explore test types, prep timing, managing stress, and practical tips for families. In this episode, Molly Levine from Lemon Tree Learning shares expert insights on navigating the high school admissions process, test prep strategies, and supporting executive functioning skills for students. Perfect for parents and students aiming to reduce stress and improve outcomes.

Takeaways:

  • Types of high school admissions tests in NYC

  • Timing and preparation strategies for tests like Shassat, ISEE, and tax

  • The role of executive function skills in test prep and application process

  • Managing stress and expectations during high school admissions

  • Practical tips for families to support their children through testing and applications High school test prep strategies

  • Executive functioning skills for students

  • Navigating NYC school applications

  • Importance of early preparation and diagnostics

  • Study skills and time management techniques

  • Role of tutors and personalized learning

  • Dealing with late application scenarios

  • Understanding standardized test scoring and interpretation

  • Balancing group and individual tutoring approaches

  • Supporting students' mental health during admissions

  • Listen below!


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