Anti-Boring Learning Lab
A community where educators master science-backed study skills and executive function strategies
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Outcomes
- Master science-backed study skills to use with students
- Coach students on executive function with confidence
- Earn Anti-Boring Certified Coach credentials
- Connect with educators across specialties
- Build or grow your own academic coaching practice
What's included?
12+ Exclusive Courses
Help students take ownership of their learning with creative strategies for studying, note-taking, executive function support, and more. Grow with a new micro-credential released each quarter.
5+ Monthly Community Calls
Our main call, 'All About Students,' is recorded for those who can't attend live. Also enjoy Mini-Lecture Practice, Boost Calls, Book Club, and Co-Working sessions.
Chat Lounges
Share questions, resources, updates, and referrals asynchronously. Monthly learning resources, student session recordings, and actionable suggestions are posted regularly.
Affinity Interest Groups
Join private chat groups based on your specialty — elementary, middle school, college, autistic students, BIPOC coaches, small businesses, and more.
Anti-Boring Coach Certification
Work through the full Anti-Boring Toolkit to earn your certification, get featured on the website, and access exclusive member perks.
Add-Ons
Unlock individual coaching sessions with the founder and the Rock Your Biz course and cohorts for an additional fee after joining.
Who is this for?
- Academic, executive function, ADHD, and life coaches
- Teachers, learning specialists, school psychologists, and counselors
- Educational therapists, reading and math specialists, and OTs/SLPs
- University educators, academic advisors, and tutoring center staff
- Test prep and college admissions professionals adding coaching skills
About the creator
Gretchen Wegner
Founder of The Anti-Boring Learning Lab | Academic Life Coach & Study Skills Expert
I spent years in the classroom before becoming an academic life coach, and along the way I noticed something: most students don't struggle because they're not smart — they struggle because no one ever taught them how to learn. After more than 15 year...