In this video, STEM School Speaker Kantis Simmons discusses How to Better Focus in school to improve your grades.
Whether you are in middle school, high school, college or grad school, it is imperative that you handle distractions and train your...
In this video, Kantis Simmons shares, The Best Way to Take Notes in College for Better School Grades.
This simple and effective note-taking strategy and the note-taking tip will help you study, focus, and prepare for school tests, college exams,...
Kantis Simmons explains why Reading Books is Important for Success.
There's power when you read and even more power when you apply what you read...
...especially if you can read something, learn it as a new skill, and then apply it to your...
In this video, Kantis Simmons shares How to Study in College to Get Better School Grades.
If you need help with studying, study tips, or staying motivated or focused in college, then this is the video to watch.
As an International Speaker and...
Billions of federal aid dollars go unclaimed every year by college-bound students and their parents.
I just filmed a live video explaining why every current, future and soon-to-be college student (and their families) should apply for FAFSA.
FAFSA...
I've experienced firsthand what it feels like to transition from high school to college, to grad school, and then graduate school again...
And I did not have to pay a single college tuition bill.
Correct, I paid it all on scholarships.
...and I...
In this video, I discuss my 168 Hour Rule to help you maximize your time this school year.
I break down a simple worksheet that students, parents, and educators can easily customize to manage their week and get the most out of their...
Are you a student, parent, or educator and need a little SCHOOL MOTIVATION for the upcoming week? Here are 3 things you can do to have your best school year.
Free study skills course: https://www.kantissimmons.com/studyskills
In this LIVE Sunday...
As you may be aware, the state of STEM education in the United States is concerning.
According to recent data, only 16% of American high school seniors are proficient in math and interested in pursuing a STEM career, and a staggering 2.4 million...
