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We all play many roles in our lives, mother, fathers, students, teachers, etc. etc. So many roles that sometimes they tend to get away from us. For me one of these important roles is of an uncle. If you read my dedication post to my sisters, you know that I have two sisters. They have blessed me with three nieces and one nephew.

I have the opportunity to watch one of them grow on a daily basis because she lives with me. For a person that is not a parent, I find it very interesting to see how she reacts to different situation and how she changes behaviors and opinions as she grows older.

One specific area I was able to watch over and help out in was the area of education.

Since she lives with me , I was able to keep an eye out for how she was doing in school, how she felt about school and how she reacted to homework and projects. At some point in third grade I kept hearing continuing arguments about homework. After a little while I saw one of her report cards and it was not where I felt it should be. I was not thinking this because she is “my” niece. I just knew that she could be doing better in school or we (adults) could be doing something better to facilitate her doing better in school.

This went on for a while and eventually I decided to jump in and get fully involved. As an outside spectator I had some opinions and ideas of what we would be able to do in order to improve her grades and general attitude towards school. Which unfortunately was waning quickly.

She did not like her teacher, she thought school was too difficult, she was having issues with other students and her grades were suffering because of this. I had to step in!

At that time I had some extra time on my hands (believe it or not) and I was doing some intense studying on the subject of time management and organization. I was generally in a phase of my life where I wanted to improve many things in my life so I think some of that energy flowed over into her school issues.

Based on what I was seeing and hearing, I set up a specific plan to get her to improve many aspects of her school game. I became her personal school trainer (so to speak).

To make a long story short, I…err, we got to a point that she:

• Enjoyed school
• Improved her behavior in school
• Got on the honor roll!
• Gained a great amount of organization
• Stopped feeling frustrated about subjects she did not understand
• All-in all became a much better student and an example to others in her class

All this in a few short weeks. Could you believe it? It’s true!

Well now I am sharing all the steps I did to those that are interested. I have set up a website specifically for this subject. It’s http://www.mykidneedsbettergrades.com

If you would like to sign up and find out how I got my niece to go from flailing student to honor student in just a few weeks you can go to this site or simply sign up here:






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Please feel free to share this information with anyone that might benefit from it. I am sharing some really great information here and I think that any parent can benefit from it. It starts with a free report I put together and then continues to send weekly email tips on what we did step by step.

Thanks and I hope you enjoy!
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