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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.
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weekly
Average audio length:
15 minutes
English
United States
46 episodes
since Jan. 20, 2026
episodic
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Your child can read. But when was the last time they picked up a book just because they wanted to?Jacquie Langworthy sits down with Sarah Johnston, a library media specialist and former classroom teacher who has watched kids grow from not reading yet to reading on their own. Together, they talk abo…
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Your child’s teacher says they’re doing “fine.” You leave the conference feeling good. But do you really know what “fine” means for your child?Teachers often notice more than a short conference has time to cover. In this episode, Jacquie shares the questions that help you learn what your child’s te…
You make the call and send the email because it's faster. But what happens when your child turns 16 and no one is doing it for them.Jacquie shares the story of Alexis, a longtime student whose mom stepped back during a summer internship, and what it revealed. She explains the difference between res…
Your child says school is hard, or just stops trying. Either way, you're left guessing what's really going on.In this episode, Jacquie sits with a student who never once said the work was hard, he just slid in and out without anyone noticing. What she found when she watched him changed how she sees…
Your child can read every word on the page correctly and still not understand what they just read. Research puts that at 10 to 15 percent of students. That is the gap hiding behind a child who looks like they are doing just fine.
In this episode, Jacquie sits down with Pearl Flanders, a Reading Spe…
Grade level doesn't tell you where your child actually is. Neither does a report card. In this episode, Jacquie shows you what does.
Using 15 years and over 5,000 assessments, Jacquie breaks down the reading signals that reveal a real gap versus normal struggle, and walks you through a simple test …
Is your six-year-old supposed to pack their own backpack? Should your ten-year-old handle friend conflicts alone? Most parents have no idea what's actually normal for their child's age, because nobody sits you down to explain it.
In this episode, Jacquie Langworthy breaks down what independence sho…
You can plan the perfect day. And still lose your footing the second your child pushes back and you have to decide, in real time, who you're going to be.
This episode is personal. Not a framework, not a strategy. It's the story of who Jacquie had to become, and who she had to stop being, to raise t…
This is a different kind of episode. No guest, no framework, just Jacquie talking through one of the hardest weekends she's had as a parent.Her daughter is leaving for college. A quiet weekend of packing and last moments together turned into a fight over a passport and four words that hit harder th…
Your child gets an A and lights up, until they get a B and falls apart. Or they breeze through homework when you're sitting right there, then freeze the second you leave the room. That's not real confidence. It just looks like it from the outside.In this season finale, Jacquie Langworthy talks abou…
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