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In 2020, everything is different. From the landscape of American businesses to the unusual presidential election, so many of us across the country have had to adapt to ever-changing circumstances, and this school year is no different. Now that this academic year is well underway for schools throughout the country, we understand that children must participate in online virtual learning in some capacity, whether it be full-time or for certain classes and clubs. How has at-home learning been for you and your family? If you didn’t answer with an enthusiastic nod, you’re not alone. At-home learning can be tough for anyone, not just the participating child. Teachers, administrators, and parents must also be flexible and accommodating. Perhaps so many of us at home are struggling because of a lack of organization and a less-than-ideal home office setup. Working in a space that’s conducive to learning, comfortable, and devoid of distractions can sometimes make all the difference in the world. Here are a few tips and tricks that can help make your family’s virtual learning experience the best it can be.
Tips for Setting Up a Productive Learning Space at Home
Here are some realistic suggestions that can help you set up a great home learning space for your child to study, do homework, or attend online classes.
Separate Your Child’s Work Space from Their Bedroom
One of the most important components of a healthy work-from-home setup is making sure your child’s home office is not the same as their bedroom or play area. Separating their downtime from their work time and creating a room that will induce a sense of productivity and efficiency is vital. When your child steps into their home office, they should immediately be put in a productive headspace. Likewise, once they leave, they should then go back to feeling calm and relaxed. Of course, not every family has the space to spread out in this way. If you fit into that category, try to get creative! Perhaps you can wall off ...
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October 5th, 2020