Ready For College? Dr. Bob Neuman And Jude Neuman

Ideally, 9th grade is the pivotal year for students to start getting ready for college — a time that parents should start playing important roles in the process. As Dr. Bob Neuman often says to students, “You really start college on the first day of high school.” And the researchers agree. True, college seems so […] The post Ready For College? – What goes on “Outside” of School? 5 Ways Parents can help Teens get Ready for College appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

 Can your student talk on his/her feet without struggling, stumbling, and groping for words? Feel confident speaking?  Can your student shift “speaking gears” to talk to different kinds of people? Neighbors, people in authority? Or does your child only use “teen-speak”?  Is your child a good listener? Or a distracted listener?  Can he or she […] The post Ready for College? – Educators and the Workplace Agree: College Grads Fall Far Short as Communicators appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

Want to know how many college graduates have lined up a job by the time they graduate? If you’ve got a child going to college or already in college, it’s a number you want to know. You should listen to this program. Fact: More than 80% of students go to college because they believe their […] The post Ready for College? – Whad’ya Mean you Don’t Have a Job Yet? appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

If you’re planning on sending your child to college — or your child is already there — you need to hear this conversation. It covers things you should know but probably don’t. How likely is it that your child will graduate on time? What’s the real cost of extra semesters? Much more than you think. […] The post Ready For College? – College is Not High School Away From Home appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.