Faith Pine has spent more than two decades helping students develop the learning and organizational skills needed to succeed in school.
She served for more than ten years as the Middle and Upper School Learning Skills Specialist at Lincoln School in Providence, where she worked closely with students navigating academic and organizational challenges. She has worked with hundreds of students and families across middle school, high school, and college.
A Personal Perspective
Faith’s work is also shaped by her personal experience as the parent of a child with learning differences. She understands what families go through — not just professionally, but from the inside. That perspective informs the care, patience, and commitment she brings to every student she works with.
A few things students often hear Faith say
“This is a judgment-free zone.”
“You can ask me the same question 100 times, and I will not become frustrated.”
“Write it down.”
“Learning how to learn.”
“What actions are you going to take to prepare for the test?”
These simple reminders help students build the habits and confidence they need to manage themselves and their own learning.