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Parent S.O.S. (Supporting Online Students)

Parent S.O.S. (Supporting Online Students)

It can be overwhelming to take on responsibility for your student’s online learning.
Created byEleventure Team
Last updated 10/2020
English
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What you'll learn

  • Strategies and actions to support online schooling at home.

Course content

1 section • 7 lectures • 33m total length

  • Set Your Student Up for Success1:18

    There have always been challenges that come with supporting a K-12 student, but with the shift to online learning, many of us are facing whole new challenges. Discover strategies to ease the transition to learning from home—both for you and your student.

  • Develop Self-Care Strategies5:56

    Helping a student work through the challenge of adjusting to online learning can mean there isn’t much energy left over for other things-- like taking care of your own mental health. Explore strategies for practicing self-care so you can maintain your mental health and bring your best self to helping your student learn virtually.

  • Set Up a Space7:03

    Now that school isn’t a place that students “go,” set your student up for success by establishing a space where they can “do” school. Follow these tips to develop a space that’s comfortable but minimizes distractions so students can focus and thrive.

  • Get Comfortable with Technology4:32

    When schooling is taking place online, feeling comfortable and confident using technology is necessary to ensure your student has a productive and successful learning experience. Use these tips to feel more comfortable and prepared when navigating your student’s technology needs.

  • Create a Schedule4:34

    For people of any age, routines can make challenging situations feel more manageable and familiar. Develop a clear schedule to set expectations for daily routines and provide a sense of normalcy for you and your student, especially during this unusual time.

  • Advocate for Your Student8:24

    Advocating for your student will look different when school is taking place online. Explore strategies for focusing your advocacy, including your student in the process, and setting your sights on meaningful solutions that work for everyone.

  • One More Thing1:32

    Navigate the shift to online learning by setting flexible expectations and prioritizing your mental and physical health. Apply practical strategies to support your student, recognizing that each journey looks different.

Requirements

  • No

Description

It can be overwhelming to take on responsibility for your student’s online learning. Knowing how to use the technology, setting up an adequate learning space, establishing a sense of routine, and simply avoiding panic are all challenges that will be new or heightened as you navigate this transition. Use the strategies outlined in this course to help you navigate challenges like these and to set you and your student up for a successful online learning experience.

Who this course is for:

  • Parents who have children attending school online at home.

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