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Your Skool Community Doesn't Have a Content Problem. It Has an Engagement Problem.
You can post every day in your Skool community and still have a silent room. You can create amazing courses, share valuable resources and write thoughtful posts… But if your members aren't engaging, asking questions or implementing what they learn, something is missing. And it isn't always more content. Sometimes, members need: - A clear reason to show up daily. - Simple actions they can complete quickly. - Recognition when they make progress. - A community experience that makes them feel involved. A successful Skool community isn't just a place where people consume information. It's a place where people participate, connect and get results. Because more content doesn't automatically mean more value. What do you think is the biggest reason members stop engaging in a community?
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Welcome in. This is The Rep Room, and it is where the daily tips live now. Here is what changed. All summer I sent a tip to my students' inboxes every morning, and got some, um, mixed results when students continued to make the same mistakes I had addressed in those emails. What I didn't realize then, but I absolutely know now, is that inboxes are where good things go to get buried and/or labeled as spam. One of my best students even reported that they were not receiving ANY emails from me because their super-tight school spam engine had locked my email address away in the depths of their Spam folder. Yeah, disaster. So the tips moved here, where they stack up instead of disappearing, and where you can scroll back through every one of them the night before a test. Three things to know. The feed is where the daily tip lands, one every weekday morning. Monday is math tips and worked example problems. Tuesday is general test-taking strategy. Wednesday is grammar strategies, designed for the problems in the Standard English Conventions portion of both the SAT and the ACT. Thursday is reading strategies and example problems for the longer reading sections of both tests. And Friday is a look back at the week. The Classroom is the library. Right now it holds one module, How to Take the Test, which is eleven lessons on the moves that work on every section of the test. Start with the overview. A new module goes up every Monday for the next five weeks: Practice Tests and Test Day on September 7, then English Moves, Math Moves, Reading Moves, and The Mindset Set. I will post in the feed the morning each one goes live. The comments are the part that actually matters. If you are stuck on something, post it. If a tip worked, say so. If you disagree with me, say that too. I read everything in here. One more thing. This is a student room. Your parents get their own email from me, and they do not see what happens in here. Your first move: reply below with two things. Your test (SAT or ACT), your target score, and the section and/or concept giving you the most trouble right now.
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Great idea, Keeping daily tips in one easy to find place makes it much easier for students to stay consistent and avoid repeating mistakes.
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