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Whether at-home learning is focused on school work provided from the school or on other learning resources such as websites or workbooks, here are some of the overall learning-at-home guidelines to keep in mind:<\/p>\n\n\n\n
- Balance school work with learning activities <\/li>
- Review guidelines and curriculum from the province <\/li>
- Create a special place for learning<\/li>
- Follow a daily schedule read more<\/a><\/li>
- Use recommended learning support materials such as websites and workbooks<\/li>
- Get some activity every day<\/li>
- Spend time offline every day<\/li>
- Break the day up into learning and non-learning times<\/li><\/ol>\n\n\n\n
The most important message? Don\u2019t stress. <\/strong>These are unusual times. Until things return to normal, do what you can. Emphasize the importance of maintaining learning momentum, and consider this time an opportunity to observe your child as a learner\u2014a side of their children that many parents don\u2019t get the opportunity to see. <\/p>\n\n\n\n
If your child is having struggles adapting to the online learning environment, Oxford Learning can help. Our Virtual Table\u2122 online tutoring program can help students with customized learning support that helps children learn at their own pace in the subjects that need the most support.<\/p>\n\n\n\n