Make a Difference by Giving Students a Strong Start
Prepare students for their most important transitions by giving them the skills they need to be successful in their new environment.
The seeds for academic, personal, and professional success are planted in the developmentally heavy, transitional years. Help students navigate these pivotal times with practical advice, applicable solutions, and necessary conversations.
Attend this free webinar to learn:
- Why a successful transition is so important
- How to measure transition success
- How educators and parents can help
In this webinar, Carol Carter explains how emotional intelligence is the key to successful students and transitions. The information in this webinar will illustrate to parents and educators how social and emotional skills will not only allow students to thrive in their changing social settings, but be accountable and mindful in their new academic environment.
About the presenter
Carol J. Carter is a national and international student success author and speaker. For the past 10 years, Carol has also been president of LifeBound, a student success and transition company that publishes books, conducts training in academic coaching skills, and provides teacher training in K-12 and beyond. LifeBound’s goal is to eradicate the need for developmental education at the college level in the next decade by better preparing incoming freshmen with college-level skills, especially in the areas of critical thinking, writing, math, and reasoning abilities.
Carol is the author of 11 books for students in grades 5-12, as well as curricula, and she is the co-author of a book for parents, Stop Parenting, Start Coaching.
Carol is featured as a national and international keynote speaker, as well as in the media, addressing issues on teen and young adult success.
Transition Success Guides
Prepare students for the new challenges they may face in middle and high school.
Our student transition success program, Transition Success, uses content from Carol Carter and her books. It includes a student guide, parent guide and teacher guide to engage students in preparing for their next transition—either middle or high school. For students, the guides make school relevant to the future. Students and families who go through the daily discussions, investigations and time-lined processes will be poised to take advantage of more opportunities during middle and high school. Learn more …
