The Academic Dashboards are printable one-page templates (or digital docs) your teen can reuse every week, along with a private podcast channel where I give a quick mini-lesson on how to use each dashboard.

Each dashboard breaks down an essay, paragraph, or argument into clear, repeatable steps — no fancy apps, no overwhelm.

Think of these as the perfect English study dashboards.

Your teen can use them, no matter what text they are studying in class, no matter what curriculum they are following. 

These dashboards are like organisers for your teen's brain, making note taking easy, effortless and efficient.

Why It Works

Because brains crave pattern — especially when they’re tired, distracted, or overwhelmed.

Most teens try to write while thinking.
Dashboards separate those steps:

1. Think first (fill the boxes)
2. Then write (follow the map)

It’s how teachers scaffold thinking — now simplified for home use.

Within one week, parents usually notice:

• less stress at homework time
• more independence
• and fewer “I don’t know” moments

What You’ll Get

Everything your teen needs to make their writing process visible, structured, and calm.
You’ll receive five printable + digital tools designed to work together as a weekly visual writing system as well as a private podcast series where I will teach each dashboard directly to your teen:

1. Weekly Academic Dashboard

A one-page overview that helps your teen connect their Claim → Quote → Because each week.
They’ll see exactly how their ideas link together — no more “I don’t know what to write.”

🪄 Use it once a week to make thinking visible before writing begins.

2. Essay Planner – “Your Structure at a Glance”

Every essay needs four moves: Claim, Evidence, Because, Closing.
This visual roadmap walks your teen through each one with real examples and colour cues.
It’s their essay “GPS” — perfect for planning, revising, or calming test anxiety.

3. Weekly Writing Rhythm Tracker

Writing confidence grows from rhythm, not pressure.
This 5-day tracker helps your teen build gentle, repeatable habits —
small boxes to tick for each Claim, Quote, and Because line they practice.

👀 By Friday, they’ll see a week’s worth of quiet progress at a glance.

4. Weekly Claim Starters Sheet

Simple, thought-provoking prompts that make academic thinking feel approachable.
Each week, your teen chooses one to explore — “Defend,” “Explain,” or “Judge.”
These spark clear, confident claims that lead naturally into great paragraphs.

5. Writing Reminder Cards

Print, cut, and post near your teen’s study space.
Each card asks one of the thinking questions good writers use naturally:

“What’s your claim?”
“Which quote proves it?”
“Why does it matter?”

It’s your silent writing coach — guiding them through every draft.

Bonus: Teacher Tips + Parent Prompts

Each dashboard includes calming teacher tips and parent prompts to keep writing light.
Ask the right question, not the hard one — and your teen will answer with confidence.

Value $37

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The Academic Dashboards

Print at home or use digitally — lifetime updates included.

Download the podcast lessons for extra support. Perfect for aural learners.

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TOTAL VALUE $37

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