As promised, I've got a post from a guest blogger. Her name is Rhonda Miller-Eaglin, an educator with 24 years of experience, and mother of a recent 2013 high school graduate. We asked her to share a few of the lessons that she learned during her daughter's high school years, and she didn't disappoint. As the 2014-15 school year approaches, you can be armed with real-life advice from someone who's been there and done that. Here's what Rhonda has to share with you and your high school scholar:...
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Wow! What a time we had this past Saturday at our first MAMAVERSITY Parents Pow-Wow. If you missed it, here are some highlights.

MAMAVERSITY OVERVIEW: MAMAVERSITY LEAD COACHES, Tracy Dennis and Yolanda Cameron

• The three pillars of our coaching model: Character, Creative Thinking, and Creativity. Good CHARACTER leads to mature THINKING skills that help CREATIVITY to flow in the best way
• Set a CODE OF CONDUCT in your home. It’s a standard your teen can use to self-evaluate and hold themselves ac...

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If you haven't already asked yourself this question when you receive our Mamaversity Checkpoint posts and invites, we encourage you to do it now.

What can academic/life coaching do for my teen?

Children learn many things in school, including a few nontraditional soft skills that can enhance their growth and development. But how much are they actually invested and engaged in their own success? Much of what they do is done because they are told to do it, and that's not all bad. But the beginnin...
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This is a quote that was shared by one of our Mamaversity "mamas" and supporters.  Thanks, Damita Phillips!

Encourage your young scholar with this today:


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Mamaversity has now blossomed from a private coaching experiment between me and our three children to a public life/academic coaching event.

Words can't express how excited and grateful I am about our official launch on last Saturday, October 12th! A special thanks goes out to my fellow coaches, Andrea Works and Yolanda Cameron, as well as to contributors, Dr. Carolyn Clansy Miller and Rhonda Miller-Eaglin. You ladies rock!

The feedback we got from our participating scholars was heartwarming an...
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