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Hosted by Jacquie Langworthy · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 35 episodes
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Raising Scholars helps parents of elementary school kids build confident, independent learners without nightly battles. Weekly, you’ll get simple routines, supportive language, and practical strategies you can use immediately.
Jacquie Langworthy hosts Raising Scholars, a education show with 35 episodes published.
Your child's teacher notices things you never see. Twanda Hooker has spent 16 years in education, first in general ed, now in special ed, and she joins Jacquie to talk about what really happens behind the classroom door,
Every parent has asked this question at some point: is my child behind? In this episode, Jacquie Langworthy reframes that fear into something far more useful, a clear starting point for real progress. Jacquie breaks down
Your child pushes the worksheet away. Slams the book shut. Says the words every parent dreads: "I quit. I can't do this." In that moment, you're stuck deciding whether to push or to let go. In this episode, Jacquie Langw
Your stress does not stay hidden from your kids. They feel it, even when you never say a word. In this episode, Jacquie Langworthy talks with Dr. Nicole Monteiro, licensed psychologist, professor, and mom of two, about w
Your stress does not stay hidden from your kids. They feel it, even when you never say a word. In this episode, Jacquie Langworthy talks with Dr. Nicole Monteiro, licensed psychologist, professor, and mom of two, about w
Boredom usually feels like a problem to solve. In this Sunday Reset episode, Jacquie makes the case for letting it sit there instead. She explains why unstructured boredom is one of the most underrated learning tools ava
Your child walks through the door and you can tell something happened. You ask how school was. "Fine." You ask what they did. "Nothing." And you're left watching your child carry something you can't quite reach. In this
You've probably heard the term "summer slide" enough times to feel like your child is already behind. In this Sunday Reset, Jacquie reframes what's actually happening over the summer, and why it has less to do with forge
What if the best way to help your child is to step back? Every parent wants to support their child. But sometimes, helping too much can get in the way of the very confidence we're trying to build. In this episode of Rais
Summer doesn't need a perfect schedule to keep your child learning. In this Sunday Reset, Jacquie Langworthy shares one simple shift that can help your family build consistency without sacrificing the freedom of summer.
Fifteen years ago, Jacquie signed her name on a franchise agreement with her two kids beside her. In this special anniversary episode, she shares the real story behind Raising Scholars, starting in a library with no sign
What does it take to raise confident, resilient children? Every child is different, and so is every parenting journey. In this episode of Raising Scholars, Jacquie Langworthy sits down with engineer and mom of three, Der
What if one small change in the way you encourage your child could have a lasting impact on their confidence? In this week's Sunday Reset, Jacquie shares a simple parenting shift that can help children become more resili
Ever feel like you're saying the same thing over and over... and your child still doesn't listen? In this episode, Jacquie shares why nagging isn't the problem. It's the symptom. Learn how to replace constant reminders w
What if the best thing you could do for your child is... wait? In this Sunday Reset, Jacquie shares why resisting the urge to jump in may be one of the greatest gifts you can give your child. Learn how a simple 30-second
You remind. They delay. You remind again. Somehow it's 7PM and homework still hasn't started. If your after-school routine feels like a daily negotiation, the problem may not be your child. It may be the system. In this
In this special bonus episode, Jacquie opens up about the complicated feelings that come with parenting after divorce, especially the urge to over-function out of guilt. As she reflects on what would have been her 20th w
It’s report card day, and your child hands you that thin white envelope. Grades matter, but they are not everything. In this season finale, Jacquie shares why true success is about curiosity, confidence, and character, n
The report card shows A’s and B’s. The teacher says they’re "doing great." Everything looks fine on paper, so why does something feel off? If you’ve noticed your child hesitating before starting homework, stalling on sim
Does your child melt down over a small mistake? Do they refuse to try new things because they’re terrified of "getting it wrong"? High-achieving, bright, and capable children are often the most fragile when it comes to f
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Raising Scholars is hosted by Jacquie Langworthy. The show is categorised under education (kids) and has published 35 episodes.
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