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When in doubt, start right here
The ability to perform well at school even in the best of circumstances is preceded by the fulfillment of basic human needs such as a predictable sleep routine, good nutrition, a focus on positive mental health, and safe housing. We’ve curated some of the top information to help you keep these basic human needs front and center.
When homework becomes work at home
Whether your student is a first-grader or a freshman, helping him or her learn and keep pace with their instruction is a key to growth during the 2020–2021 school year. We’ve collected some of the best information we could find on how to set your child up to succeed in an online learning environment.
When homework becomes work at home
Whether your student is a first-grader or a freshman, helping him or her learn and keep pace with their instruction is a key to growth during the 2020–2021 school year. We’ve collected some of the best information we could find on how to set your child up to succeed in an online learning environment.
Yep! It’s really personal right now.
It’s true. Kids are flexible and able to adapt (sometimes better than adults!). When world events, political conversations, and social media sound bites are never out of earshot, plus disruption of routines and access to social outlets are diminished, it’s no wonder kids are a bit stressed. We’ll keep adding the best information available, but in the meantime, here is some insight to help you navigate supporting the social and emotional needs of kids right now.
Double down on what’s important to learn this year.
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time, of course. That’s why knowing what to focus on first is essential for ensuring your student is reaching all the age-appropriate targets, skill by skill. The resources below are helpful reminders of the practical ways you can partner with your child’s teacher to focus on doing the essential work at this time.
Double down on what’s important to learn this year.
How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time, of course. That’s why knowing what to focus on first is essential for ensuring your student is reaching all the age-appropriate targets, skill by skill. The resources below are helpful reminders of the practical ways you can partner with your child’s teacher to focus on doing the essential work at this time.
Help your child be present and engaged with school.
It’s no secret that there are many distractions and dispositions that can cause kids to be disengaged with school. Now more than ever, it is important that adults assist with helping their student to be present and engaged with learning. Fulfilling individual potential is a top-notch achievement.