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Thriving with Home Learning

Mark Burns · November 4, 2009 · Leave a Comment

“Mom teaches daughter for work on laptop.” by shixart1985 is licensed under CC BY 2.0

Why?

NFER report[1] on remote learning pointed to ‘just over half of parents are engaged with home learning’, and EEF report[2] on supporting home learning points to ‘many parents lack confidence in their ability to support their children’s learning’.  Given the uncertainty that Covid era has brought, helping parents to create a supportive and productive home learning environment is a key element in ensuring that remote learning is effective.

What?

The programme aims to build parental efficacy, giving them the confidence and skills they need to support learning at home with practical tools and strategies in these key areas: 

Creating a productive home learning environment

This will help your child to feel more engaged and be more productive, more actively involved in their learning and more likely to develop new skills. Creating the right home environment makes learning more meaningful and long- lasting.

Building routines and good homework habits. 

Creating a regular routine communicates clear expectations and helps your children understand what’s required of them. Following a routine provides structure, helps get the right balance between school work, homework schedules and establish a positive work ethic in your child.

Growing your child’s self-regulation and motivation  

Creating a set of strategies and skills that enable your child to manage their emotions and behaviour when met with new challenges and situations helps them feel good about themselves, helps them to be brave enough to take risks, deal with setbacks and gives them the confidence to reach for higher goals. 

Nurturing and supporting a love of reading 

Creating an environment where your child can be nurtured in their love of reading gives them a skill required for lifelong success. 

Strategies to support parents to cope with the uncertainty and stress of living in this Covid era.

Where parents are stressed and tired, they often find it harder to support their children thrive with home learning. Sharing three simple strategies can help parents self-manage themselves.

How?

45 minute online session (Repeated 10am & 8pm) – Recorded too for those parents who can’t attend the session ‘live’. Ideally the session will be delivered on the learning platform their children will be using themselves (alternatively Zoom)


[1] https://www.nfer.ac.uk/media/4073/schools_responses_to_covid_19_pupil_engagement_in_remote_learning.pdf

[2] https://educationendowmentfoundation.org.uk/public/files/Publications/Covid-19_Resources/Resources_for_schools/Supporting_parents_and_carers_at_home_-_What_schools_can_do_to_help.pdf

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Over the last seventeen years, Mark Burns has developed a proven track record in improving teaching and leadership in education. He’s co-authored two best-selling books in this field.  More recently, he has worked with FTSE100 retailer and third sector organisations, to develop the quality and impact of their learning and development programmes.

Through his work, he has developed a deep understanding of learning design and how to overcome the barriers to learning in organisations.

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