Understanding about Home Learning and the Role of Parents Video Primary Director and PDF file
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Awareness-raising videos and PDFs on the role of parents in home learning. The file is attached to this. Parents are requested to reach out to as many parents as possible so that they have a clear understanding of their role in home learning and their contribution to children's learning.
Remote Learning should be just as challenging and rigorous as a day of learning in the classroom. Teaching and learning just happens in a different place. Like in the classroom, your student's schedule might be a bit different on each day of the week. There will be certain things such as stretch and nutrition breaks as well as lunchtime that should probably be kept consistent. The more time your student spends learning remotely, the more you and your student will know about what works best in terms of keeping focused, on task, and engaged in meaningful academic endeavors.
Households that can effectively home-school should be applauded, but for many the current situation is about simply getting by. Sensible schools and teachers have reassured parents that these are unprecedented times, that they are being asked to do the impossible, and that the priority is mental health and stable relationships. Yet some parents report pressure to meet an unrealistic academic workload. Serious planning is needed to help pupils continue their education and overcome the effects of the hiatus when they return to school. For now, the emphasis should be on bolstering families rather than chastising them, accepting that most children will manage and may even thrive given love, understanding and the opportunity to follow their own interests – and that the emphasis must remain on supporting those who will not.
Understanding about Home Learning and the Role of Parents Video Primary Director and PDF file
HOME LEARNING VISHE VIDEO BY NIYAMAK SIR MAHITI SATHE UPAYOGI PDF FILE
Another working week is beginning, and while the pandemic has left many without jobs, others are struggling to do two at once. The closure of schools to all but a few pupils has forced parents and other carers to combine their regular jobs with educating their children. Some, at least, are relishing the extra time together. But many feel overwhelmed and inadequate, fearing that they are failing on both scores.
Roles and Responsibilities Student Review the Week-at-a-Glance Learning Guide provided by your teacher to identify daily and weekly learning activities. Attend and be on-time for all Live lessons and Class Meetings. Log into Clever to access your Google Classroom and digital learning tools. Complete all work assigned and submit assignments using Google Classroom. Reach out to your teacher with questions through Google Classroom, email, or through your parents. Parents/Guardians Support students with assigned work. Check Google Classroom and the Week-at-a-Glance Learning Guide daily. Contact your child’s teacher via ISD email or Google Voice account with questions or concerns. Sign-up for school and district updates. Regularly check ISD webpage and your child’s school web page for updates and important communications. Update the front office of any changes to your contact information. Return phone calls and emails from your child’s teacher and/or your child’s school.
As your student engages in remote learning, they're going to need to establish a regular routine. To develop your child's daily schedule, ask them about a typical school day. Think about their capacity to stay focused and the amount of time that they can spend on a task.
Life is far easier for those with quiet space at home for everyone to work, laptops or tablets for each family member, and generous broadband packages. But even the relatively privileged face new strains. Employees, while grateful to be working for now, may know that their jobs are at imminent risk; freelancers are struggling to find work; others are trying to shore up businesses. Though many play catch-up late at night, some jobs must be done within regular working hours. Furloughed workers may have more time, but are worrying about their futures. The pressures can be all the greater for single parents, those with many children, or those whose children have additional needs. Families have lost access to the support networks on which they relied, such as grandparents and friends.
Understanding about Home Learning and the Role of Parents Video Primary Director and PDF file
HOME LEARNING VISHE VIDEO BY NIYAMAK SIR MAHITI SATHE UPAYOGI PDF FILE
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