Something that I wish we’d done during our learning from home time was to invest in one of The Future Mapping Company world maps. Whilst atlas’ have there place in learning there is something wonderful and awe-inspiring seeing the world spread out before you on a large scale.
If you’re still working on improving yourself and expanding your knowledge, good for you! If you would like to do just that, but you think you’re too busy with kids, don’t worry. We’ve prepared a short guide on how to make time for self-education even if you’re a busy parent.
If you dream about furthering your education despite having little ones (or big ones!) to look after, you might be wondering how to go about it and boost your chances of success in both of these important aspects of your life. Here is a guide to balancing parenting and online learning to follow as you plan to begin this exciting new chapter.
There are numerous other skills programming teaches kids but these are some of the highlights of it. These reasons make programming worth teaching any kids in general but especially for kids learning from home.
Do you have a child with special needs who will soon need to get an education? Are you worried that your special needs child may not get the proper education? Do you want to know what the various special education categories are?
A monthly subscription box for kids, the Mysteries In Time box is an educational tool to aid kids with learning about the different historical eras. With a focus on visual, hands-on learning the children are able to learn through play. Gaining a greater depth of knowledge for each given historical era.
In the midst of a turn of events that few could have predicted, there have been obvious signs of a trend developing as a direct result of lockdown: the online courses industry is booming. Here’s a look at why this may be the case.
If you’ve been wondering how to record your computer screen, look no further. Here are seven of the best ways you can screen record on your computer, Zoom, Loom, and beyond!
Being a parent you like to think that you know everything about your children. To a certain extent you do, you can spot their personality traits, what makes them laugh and cry. However, one area that we don’t necessarily know about is what they are like at school. Their approach to learning, characteristics etc. Whilst parents evenings give you an insight, there is nothing like being there in the thick of things to see first hand.
Parents have become teachers and we are doing this in the ways that suit our families, for some homes it will look quite structured and for others, it could be much more child-led. One of the challenges has been working out how best our children learn.
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