Diyanah is back to Remote Learning and it’s amazing to see her growth through this year. Remote learning is definitely more challenging for younger children, but as they get a little older and can take a more independent role in being responsible for their learning experience it gets easier. Here’s how we prepared and how I’ve set the foundation for her current Remote Learning Experience: 👍🏻 Make sure you have all supplies needed for class ready and available the night before. That means print out worksheets, set out books, and make sure you have extra paper and pencils. 👍🏻 Add your child’s class schedule somewhere visible for them to see. Diyanah likes to know what to expect in her school day (as would I.) I printed out her general class schedule and taped it up next to her table. She just needs to glance at it. 👍🏻I have created favorite links on her Google Chrome that include shortcuts to her classes. She can get online herself. 💖Being more independent is setting the stage for her learning and I will say, private school does enhance the remote learning experience versus public school. A lot of that has to do with the class size. A smaller class size allows a child to be heard and to interact more. (There are only 8 children in her class.) 🤦🏻‍♀️One thing I do need to add is a clock. I’m not sure what route I should take with this. I’m thinking either an Alexa device or a wall clock. If you are currently back to remote learning too, how is it going? Has the experience changed for you in anyway? Have you found things that have made the experience easier and more fun for your child? #remotelearning #remotelearning2020 http://liketk.it/32KMp #liketkit @liketoknow.it