ONE SMALL STEP PER DAY
Help your child focus with the Pomodoro Technique
End the war on distractions. Build a focused study routine with a coach.
With a role model coach
Does your child struggle to focus while studying?
Distracted by their phone, social media, or other interruptions? Do they give up quickly, or struggle to stay focused for long periods?
Does this sound familiar?
Losing focus after a few minutes
Procrastinating instead of getting started
Taking too many breaks or none at all
Easily distracted by phones or games
Try the Pomodoro Technique
Study smarter, not longer. Help your child stay on task and get more done in less time.
Break down tasks
Turn big tasks, into manageable chunks.
Focus on one task per Pomodoro session.
Set a timer
Set a timer for 25 minutes. Work on one
task. All distractions put away.
Take a short break
After the timer goes off, take a 5-minute
break. Move, have a snack, or get fresh air.
Repeat x4
Repeat the process for four sessions.
Take longer breaks if necessary.
Break the cycle of distraction.
Get a coach.
A coach can help your child use the Pomodoro Technique to stay focused and on task.
A coach will help your child:
Organize their work into manageable chunks
Stay focused with short, timed study sessions
Manage distractions
Prioritize their work for study sessions
Track progress and stay motivated
Develop a habit of consistent study
How it works
Learn to build new habits the right way: one habit at a time.
Your child gets one step
from their coach each day
Building habits and skills requires daily practice (weekly won't work).
The steps are designed
to form habits
The steps are easy to stick to, even for kids with a busy schedule.
We help them use tools
and create systems
Your child doesn't need more information. They need structure.
Hear from happy families
Ace tests and build confidence with
strong study skills
Learn the skills used by Straight-A students.
Note Taking
Flashcards
Mindmapping
Summarizing
Active Reading
Practice Testing
Interleaving
Pomodoro Technique
Get started in
3 steps
1
Take our quiz
Answer some questions
about your child.
2
Confirm your coach
We'll customize the program
and assign the perfect coach.
3
Be a parent again
We're with you!
The average teen has an attention span of 35 minutes
Your child doesn't need another lecture. They need the right tools to fight distractions.
The moment your child sits down to work, everything is fighting for their attention: their phone, social media, video games, or friends.
Distractions are knocking at their door, and their short attention span is working against them. They likely give up on their work altogether. Sound familiar?
Without structure or breaks, hours of studying or homework are rarely successful or sustainable. Telling your child to “try harder” or “just focus” won't cut it. Teens need real tools to manage distractions and prime themselves for focus.
The Pomodoro Technique takes advantage of their natural attention span.
By breaking study time into quick bursts of focus, the Pomodoro Technique helps your child resist distractions, a skill they'll use for the rest of their lives.
Our coaches guide students in using the Pomodoro technique for their daily homework, and with our built-in focus timer, we help keep them accountable—so you don't have to.
How many core habits and
skills is your child missing?
Take our short quiz and find out.
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