There is no “one size fits all” answer for this. At the start of the year focus on routine and finding a “system” that works for you. Be sure to make a daily to-do list, set up a weekly schedule, be sure to label assignment documents, and read the weekly…
Get a second monitor. Extending your desk screen makes everything easier, and it is relatively inexpensive. Be sure to have the student set up in an area that is free from distraction or others doing tasks. Distractions and noise can interrupt meetings and students’ concentration.
No. Although helping your student understand concepts is beneficial, giving them the answer is not. Allow their teacher to correct it, so they can better understand where your student needs help.
You know the student best. What motivates them? Try not to use bribes to motivate them; use intrinsic motivation instead of extrinsic. We have a school counselor that can help with strategies to motivate your student. [email protected]
You will have to login into their classroom to check this. Once in their classroom you can view the student’s assignments, as well as look over the corrected version of it. Here are some videos to help you with this: How to view a corrected assignment. How to access assignments,…
It is VERY important in the development of your student’s ELA skills to read every single day! The reading log is a way to keep the student and the mentor accountable for this. This also shows your teacher what you are reading. They make suggestions on reading difficulty or recommend…
Yes. Contact Highschool VP, Angela Packet at [email protected]
This will vary from student to student, but on average, each course takes about 5 hours of committed work a week.
The main reason is that most newly written courses have not been added to the classroom yet, so the lessons/quizzes/assignments are available in Teams. The course teacher will email students on the first day of the term with instructions on how to access the course materials.