Supporting Your Child’s Learning At Home:
Homework might not be a new concept for your child(ren), but “school from home”—away from teacher and friends, but with family involvement—may very well be. With a new context come new ground rules. Keep in mind, good teaching practices may also be good parenting practices and vice versa. Clarity is key to avoiding conflict and enabling successful learning and a peaceful home.
Note that ground rules may be a mix of clear expectations and best practices. Here are some examples of ground rules:
Other potential questions to consider as you set ground rules:
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