
You will learn who we are, and why we want to share this information with you.
We will compare & contrast these two types of schooling, and offer suggestions on how to preserve the sorely missed aspects of traditional school
Deepening your relationship with your child and rewarding the behaviors you want to see more of will make a more peaceful and pleasant school day for all involved. We will show you how to do that in Lecture 3.
You will learn how to encourage smooth transitions and systems to encourage on-task behavior during virtual school.
You will learn to identify the “why” of problem behaviors, and how that affects your response to them and prevention of future occurrences.
We will discuss setting up the physical space to limit distractions, as well as organizational and scheduling tips to help your child maintain focus.
You will learn how to meet them where they are, and continue to nurture a positive relationship with your child.
We will discuss ways to balance the needs of parents, siblings and other caregivers while still supporting virtual learning.
Many children are struggling with virtual learning. The structure and routine of the brick-and-mortar classroom is gone, the teacher is on the other side of a screen, and their toys are just feet away. This course will give you the tools to turn Virtual Learning around – or get started on the right foot.
At the end of this course you will be able to create systems, routines, and a physical environment for your child that supports learning. You will be able to identify functions of behavior, and strategies that will encourage positive learning behaviors in your child, and enjoy a more peaceful and positive relationship between yourself, your child, and the virtual school experience.