No-Stress Distance Learning

Parenting is hard

But no one told you that you'd spend your days screaming at the kid you love, and nights regretting over how angry and raging you became.
 
 Even after giving your best effort day in and day out, you still end up feeling so sad, so helpless and so defeated.

You feel completely alone not knowing how to help your child grow into the amazing person you knew they could become.

Distance learning is making it even harder

You don’t want this to go on anymore.
 
 You know your child can do better and achieve more.
 
 You want to help your kid realize their full potential.
 
 But you're stuck. You don't know what needs to be changed.

Imagine if instead:

This is not just a dream.

Dealing with work at this time is stressful enough.

You don't need the added burden of homeschooling.

In fact, you don't have to homeschool your child.

You can motivate your kid to learn independently.

And your child will gain essential skills to succeed in life.

I came up with ways to motivate kids to learn independently

Using the best motivators according to science

I used to be an unmotivated kid.

Like most children, I didn't like homework.

All I wanted to do was to watch TV all day.

When I was in the third grade, I secretly stopped doing homework.

I hid the school note, so my parents didn't know about this until the end of the year.

That year, I almost failed and had to repeat the grade.

It was pretty obvious that I wasn't a self-motivated student.

But you know what...

Thirteen years later, I received my Bachelor of Electrical Engineering Honors degree from McGill University, and later two master's degrees from Stanford and Harvard University.

I'm not saying this to brag, but to show you that an unmotivated, lazy kid can be turned into a self-driven student who loves to learn.

This happened all because my mom did something very unusual when she finally found out about the missing homework.
(Hint: she's not your typical tiger mom)

The new normal is hard for everyone, but especially for parents, who now have to work, cook, clean and homeschool all at the same time.

Surprisingly, our child has adjusted very well.

I credit this to my mother as I am parenting my child the same way she parented me.

Now that many schools have decided to do distance learning, I can see the frustration from parents.

Distance learning doesn't have to be stressful.

I've created this course to teach parents how to support their kids' online learning in a stress-free way using strategies proven by science.

I hope to make this new school year a positive one for you and your child.

Don't miss this opportunity to learn the secrets to stress-free parenting

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