Andrea Zians

Many students are bright and motivated but still feel overwhelmed by the demands of school. One major reason is the hidden curriculum, which refers to the unspoken rules and expectations schools assume students already know. The hidden curriculum includes skills like how to study, take notes, prepare for tests, manage time, organize assignments, and advocate for support. Students are expected to do all of this independently, yet most are never explicitly taught these skills, leaving many...

Parents often come to me when their child is overwhelmed, frustrated, or falling behind. Many students are bright and capable but struggle with executive functioning, ADHD, time management, online learning platforms, and the hidden expectations that come with school. They work hard but do not see better grades. They feel stuck. Parents feel stuck too. This is the gap I have dedicated my career to closing.

How to Study with ADHD and Other Learning Challenges is an evidence-based study skills workbook designed to teach active study strategies, the only study strategies consistently shown to improve grades and academic performance. This workbook was written to replace vague advice with clear structure and is now available on Amazon.