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Before Extreme Academy, my son Evan was in charter schools and I home schooled him for a year. He was not happy emotionally or academically... Since attending Extreme Academy. I’ve seen a huge difference in his self confidence and learning because he’s being challenged and he’s happy. The best part of attending Extreme has been that he can continue to learn at his pace and move ahead of his grade level not having to wait for other kids to catch up. He is happy emotionally and academically so that makes us happy too!

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Confident kids who feel good about themselves are more willing to try new things!

They are more likely to try their best and feel proud of what they can do. Having confidence helps them cope with mistakes and try again.

Follow These 5 Steps To Using The 10 Ways To Grow Your Student's Confidence Free Guide:

Step 1

Download and Save the Guide

Step 2

Choose one idea from the guide that you want to implement first!

Step 3

Pick a date and time that you are going to give this new idea a go

Step 4

Commit to implementing it consistently with your child.

Step 5

Assess what is working and what is not. Make small changes as necessary!

A child's confidence is directly related to his or her self esteem.

Here are some statistics that are important to note:

Self-esteem expert Jack Canfield, of Chicken Soup for the Soul fame, notes that says 80 percent of children entering the first grade scored high on the self-esteem inventory. By the fifth grade only 20 percent of the children were scoring high. And by the time they graduated from high school that number was down to just 5 percent.

Who is responsible for the development of self-esteem? Canfield says that in a survey of 1,000 parents and 1,000 teachers, 72 percent of the parents said teachers were responsible, while 78 percent of the teachers said the parents were.

Children with unhealthy self esteem feel that the important adults and peers in their lives do not accept them, do not care about them very much, and would not go out of their way to ensure the child’s safety and well-being, according to Prof. Saavedra’s article in Psychology of Infancy & Childhood.

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Before Extreme Academy, my son's grades were going downhill fast. He could not stay on top of his work and he constantly needed our help to stay focused.  Since attending here, my son's grades have improved, he has learned to organize and prioritize his work and time, and rarely needs our help anymore.  The best part has been to watch my son grow and be supported by some of the most loving and truly caring staff at Extreme. We are definitely blessed.

SHAUNA, SATISFIED PARENT

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