Leslie’s Academic Planner: A Tool for Time Management is a 2019 Family Choice Award winner. She has been named by GLOBAL GURUS as one of the top time management experts in the world three years in a row.
She has helped thousands of families save countless hours of fighting with their children on a daily basis, by using her simple step-by-step process.
But, what impresses me most about Leslie, is her eagerness and willingness to help, her light-hearted professionalism, and her kindness.
In this session, Leslie will explain her signature process for getting students unstuck and started. She'll share the original strategies she uses with her coaching clients to help them stay on task, on time, and on track.
She will give you creative ideas for planning long-term projects, boredom-busting “games” that strengthen the homework muscle, as well as teach you solutions to help your child learn how to prepare and plan for exams.
Throughout the session, Leslie will share hands-on exercises that will teach you how to create a “Personal Homework Profile™” for your child so they can learn the best practices to manage their time and get their homework done.
Leslie Josel is the Principal of Order Out of Chaos, a student coaching and study-skills consulting firm.
She's the creator of the award-winning Academic Planner: A Tool for Time Management, that teaches time management skills, and the author of What's the Deal with Teens and Time Management, a parents' guide to teaching time management.
She’s a respected resource on ADHD and Executive Functions coaching, and writes the weekly column, "Dear Organizing Coach" for ADDitude Magazine and conducts workshops internationally. She was also a contributing writer for Family Circle Magazine.
Leslie is a graduate of the JST Coach Training Program for students.
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