Right now, parents nationwide are questioning the efficacy of online education. As parents, students, and teachers struggle with switching from in-person school to online education or a hybrid, the question seems very valid. The short answer is yes. Online education can be as good as in-person education. Online education is not a new phenomenon. The […]
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Virtual learning is new for most children and making the transition from a regular classroom to the virtual classroom can take a little effort on the part of both the parent and the child. In many situations, the largest hurdle to conquer is self-discipline. It takes considerable self-discipline to spend so much time in front
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Thanks to COVID-19 many schools are closed or closing again, and students must learn virtually. Distance learning does not need to be a challenge when you follow these tips for virtual learning success. Time management counts – One of the significant challenges in virtual learning is proper time management. A consistent schedule is essential for
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Well before the disruptions caused by the novel coronavirus struck, there were advocates for online learning. For decades different sources have been touting the advantages of virtual classes. Everything from the comfort of learning at home to the wealth of availability of classes, not to mention learning at your own pace, have been identified as
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Some families are fortunate in that they can turn that spare room into a home classroom for the kids. Room décor, whiteboards, desks and a wealth of supplies can be made readily available. Many families are not so well equipped, and the home workspace looks considerably different. Ingenuity and creativity can create a special work
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All across the nation parents have had to make major changes in their families’ normal routines including resorting to online elementary school. The pandemic has altered how we function and has impacted how our children are being educated. Elementary schools and parents alike were caught off guard as students had to transition from in-person to
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The coronavirus pandemic has led many school systems to begin the new school year online. This can make many parents apprehensive about the academic success of their children. The problems of scheduling, making sure to dedicate the necessary time to lessons, and the continued stress of the pandemic only adds to the fear. This is
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Teaching More Than Leprechauns on St. Patrick’s Day Sure and begorrah, leprechauns are a bit of fun, but there’s more to St. Paddy’s Day than the wee folk. St. Patrick is the patron saint of Ireland. For over 1000 years, the people of Ireland have celebrated St. Patrick’s Day, observing a feast to celebrate his
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Especially when you school from home, and the weather is cold and dreary, the effects of cabin fever can be a bit overwhelming. Does your student seem to be itching to get outside or simply escape the confines of their own four walls? Why not take learning into the community! Regardless of what they are
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Home Based students can feel isolated from peers when the classroom is at home. Distance learners and traditional, school-based learners both need the social interaction of children their own age to develop appropriate social skills, sometimes referred to as “soft-skills” as they grow into adulthood. Because virtual learners have more flexible schedules, there are a
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