Learn to say ‘I don’t know’: teachers’ tips for parents weary of lockdown 2 schooling
Learn to say 'I don't know': teachers' tips for parents weary of distance learning
Learn to say 'I don't know': teachers' tips for parents weary of distance learning
To learn at home, kids need more than just teaching materials. Their brain must also adapt to the context
These fun science activities can keep your children entertained and learning while distance learning
Teachers, families and other stakeholders are realizing that in the age of COVID, education cannot happen unless parents are true collaborators. This new attitude may have been born of necessity, but it has the potential to create lasting changes
With so many families across the United States doing online-school, a lot of parents are asking if they can use a 529 plan to cover expenses related to this - such as technology, internet access, and more.
Motivating students, encouraging their self-regulation and maintaining home-to-school communication are ways parents have the potential to positively influence learning outcomes.
The upcoming school year will be filled with uncertainty, but the need to keep students engaged while working from home feels like a sure thing. Fortunately, there is a science of motivation.
Whether you're keeping your child home with you or just supplementing, these tips will help you successfully teach phonics at home.
Facing an uncertain fall semester many parents and children maybe wondering what is the difference between virtual learning and homeschooling
Educating through a pandemic: From conflicting local and state plans in Connecticut to homeschooling in Nebraska and color-coded campus days in South Carolina, 8 ways schools & states are adapting to COVID-19