Experts say COVID-19 has significantly disrupted the education cycle for children. They advise parents to continue learning lessons for children this summer as well as plenty of “free play.”
Getting tweens to think more mathematically can happen through open-ended inquiry into everyday life.
Parents may feel the need to constantly entertain, educate, or stimulate their children, but it can be okay to leave kids to their own devices to fill their time the way they see fit.
Simple elements like lighting, tone of voice, and routines can help young children feel calm and ready to learn.
With back to school a reality in September, parents are concerned about the pandemic and if and how kids will safely return.
School closures resulting from the #pandemic have been challenging for the nation’s 7 million #specialneeds students. But for some, it’s been a time of surprising breakthroughs.
When students take ownership of their education, online learning is more likely to succeed
How teachers and parents can help each other adjust to remote learning
3 of the top 4 parental concerns in weekly survey about COVID-19 focus on education
The morning message is a popular way to help elementary students transition into school—and it can be adapted for home learning.