Virtual Learning

Prepare Your Child For Virtual Learning

Returning to school can be daunting for many students. Returning virtually can be overwhelming for the entire family. Here are some ways to support your child (and yourself) during the transition:

Get Into a Routine

Routines most often help to reduce stress. Without bells and a set schedule, students may find it hard to motivate themselves to get up and get their work done. Take the time to set a schedule.

Make Time for Sleep

A routine is great, but a tired child is set up to fail no matter how great the plan is. Make sure that your child has a reasonable bedtime and stick to it. common sources of distractions. Make a list of things that distract your child and then find ways to limit them during learning time.

Stay Positive and Focus on What You Can Control

Virtual learning can be challenging for everyone. Make sure you are listening to your child and let them know you understand how they feel, even if you can’t fix it. Help your child focus on what they can control, like creating a clean workspace, exercising or sticking to a schedule.

Create a Space for Learning

Set up a quiet, clutter-free work space for virtual learning. It can be at a desk or at the kitchen table. Video games, TV, social media, toys and pets are

Remember: Your child is not alone.

Find ways to connect with other students and with your child’s teacher to help them succeed while learning at home.