National Online Learning Day on September 15th celebrated the huge array of digital learning resources that are available to students. Reports show 45% of elementary students and 64% of middle school students use digital learning tools daily.
The world’s leading online learning and homework help platform, Brainly, has provided their online learning tips parents need below:
>> Create a schedule to manage your student's time wisely.
Keep a semester and a weekly calendar with your student, this will allow them to prioritize their time correctly and develop successful strategies for tackling their workload.
>> Get help from outside resources!
Resources like Brainly are the best place to start! Brainly provides a digital space for students to connect with their peers through their online forums, access tutors directly from their laptops or mobile devices, acquire verified answers for homework, and even look up textbooks (if your student forgot theirs in their locker that day).
>> Ask uestions and stay engaged.
Teachers want students to be engaged with the material and asking questions is the best place to start. Check in to ensure your student is staying on track of assigned readings and homework to better understand the course!
>> Get instructor feedback.
Analyze all returned quizzes, homework, and tests with your student as well as any instructor feedback and develop a plan for improvement.
>> Prioritize student self care.
The school year can be difficult for your student - be sure to check in and provide support where needed. This can include ensuring adequate rest, nutrition and exercise as well as using positive self-talk to reduce your child’s anxiety.
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