Change can be stressful. However, if you look hard enough, you can almost always find a silver lining. Here are five ways you can help your teen see the positive side of remote learning.
Remote learning offers a lot of flexibility. Teens can therefore adjust their study habits according to their attention span and go at their own pace. For instance, your teen could do the following:
Read our article about aligning study habits with attention spans for more new tips to help your teen survive remote learning.
Remote learning affords more space to move around and expend pent-up energythan a traditional classroom. Each time your teen finishes an assignment, you could suggest that they do the following:
Highly motivated students ask questions and don’t let their uncertainties hinder their progress. However, some shy students find it hard to even raise their hand in class. If your teen is more introverted, remote learning has a clear advantage because it makes it easy for them to do the following:
Not having to travel to and from school saves your teen precious time. As soon as they finish their morning routine, they can start working. Here are a few things they can do in their free time:
Remote learning forces teens to be more autonomous. They have to learn to do the following on their own:
This new-found autonomy will help them develop the following:
To help your teenager be more independent in their studies, you could suggest that they check out the following Alloprof resources:
Writing : The Alloprof Parents’ team