<p>In this episode of School Counselor Gone Rogue, we discuss how to help kiddos who have a history of missing work, failed classes or in-school suspensions with the snowball theory.</p>

In this episode of School Counselor Gone Rogue, we discuss how to help kiddos who have a history of missing work, failed classes or in-school suspensions with the snowball theory.

007 Failing Students and the Snowball Theory

Marni Pasch, trained school counselor turned owner of Team Pasch Academic Coaching, welcomes you to a candid conversation about homework, study skills, learning differences, struggling students and the education system. 

You don't have to handle the academic warzone alone! Marni's belief is that all students are awesome no matter their GPA - the key is how to help students thrive in school on their terms. If you are a parent who is tired of the academic struggle, a teacher who wants to reignite their passion or a school counselor who started their career to make a difference - join the team. 
Let's have a conversation about all things struggling students- because if you don't fit the system, you make your own!

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Marni Pasch, trained school counselor turned owner of Team Pasch Academic Coaching, welcomes you to a candid conversation about homework, study skills, learning differences, struggling students and the education system. You don't have to handle the academic warzone alone! Marni's belief is that all students are awesome no matter their GPA - the key is how to help students thrive in school on their terms. If you are a parent who is tired of the academic struggle, a teacher who wants to reignite their passion or a school counselor who started their career to make a difference - join the team. Let's have a conversation about all things struggling students- because if you don't fit the system, you make your own!

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007 Failing Students and the Snowball Theory

007 Failing Students and the Snowball Theory