Discover how to study more effectively and get better grades!

I have put together a study guide with 4 easily implemented study habits to make studying easy and fun.


In this guide, you will learn:


* How to focus and clear your mind.

* How to retain what you've learned.

* How to make studying fun and interesting.


Are you a student in high school with college dreams? Do you struggle with focusing and studying effectively? Do you have ADD/ADHD or another condition that makes focusing difficult? Do you feel as if you're working hard but nothing is working right?


If so, then I can help you.



I help students learn good organization and study habits so they can improve their grades and prepare for college.


I help parents feel less stressed about how to help their students.


Developing the minds as well as the heart and soul is the key to learning and living successfully.


Hi! I'm Eric, a reader, writer, scholar, and teacher.

Many students feel that studying is a struggle, but it doesn’t have to be that way. I know that students are capable of succeeding, but they sometimes need a little guidance.


I'm an MA graduate of the University of Chicago who has been published in academic journals such as Philip Roth Studies and The Hemingway Review and mainstream outlets, including Los Angeles Review of Books, the Star Tribune, memoryhouse, Willamette Week, and On the Seawall.


I'm a teacher with experience at the middle school, high school, and college levels. I've helped students from 13 to 23 better understand how to study literature.


I love literature, writing, and language, and I love teaching young people how to master these skills to improve their grades and to get into college. What students learn now, as young people, forms their character and teaches them to think deeply and critically for the rest of their lives.

My Qualifications

* University of Chicago, MA in literature and creative writing

* University of Chicago, academic proofreader/editor (2022-2023)

* University of Chicago, TA for undergraduate literature course (2022)

* Gonzaga University, secondary youth programs specialist (2023-2024)

* Middle- and high-school teacher (2024-present)

* GRE verbal score of 170 (99th percentile) (2018)

*National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist (2005)


Getting better at studying will:

* Improve engagement with curriculum

* Improve students' grades

* Improve students' written and verbal communication skills

* Improve students' college prospects

* Foster a love of learning and reading

* Teach critical thinking skills


Grades don't depend on talent but on study habits.


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