Talks for schools and parent groups
Satoshi Suga is glad to speak to schools, parent groups and communities, in person by arrangement and online anywhere. He is a career educator who has guided hundreds of students toward top universities.
Educational talks for parents and staff, with no sales pitch. Each one comes from the way we already work with students in grades 6 to 12.
Three talks
Executive function, AI (artificial intelligence) and learning, and planning the years before applications. Each is taught as education, never as clinical advice or a promise about admissions.
AI that accelerates learning, never replaces it
Where the line falls for homework, writing and math, and how students learn to draw it for themselves.
Knows what to do, cannot start
Executive function, and five skills that look like character flaws until they are named. For all parents, including parents of students with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) and students with autism.
Planning in years, not months
What US universities read, from grade 6 onward. Jose Magaña, a former Stanford University admissions officer, can join by video.
How to invite a talk
To invite a talk, write to admin@trustednetwork.org. A few lines are enough.
- Who will be in the room. Parents, staff or both, and the grades of their students.
- Which talk. One of the three, or the question your group most wants answered.
- Where. In person by arrangement, or online.
- When. A few dates that suit your group.
Write to admin@trustednetwork.org → Invite the AI talk → Invite the executive function talk → Invite the planning talk →
