Due to COVID-19 *, at least 90 per cent of students worldwide are at home
* As of 4/24/220
The war is real: switch to school remotely
- Close to 9 out of 10 parents worry that their child will fall behind academically *
- Less than 8 in 10 are struggling to keep their children engaged *
- Girls aren't alone
- 76% of the students and 66% of the teachers are in lower spirits than before the pandemic
- The teachers are worried that their students will fall behind in the core subjects
- Maths: 90 per cent
- English: 88 per cent.
- Science: It's 81%
- After a sudden transition to remote schooling, growing pain is inevitable — but when educators and parents work together, students can still learn and thrive.
A study in 2015 found that mobile phone alerts interfered with concentration and efficiency — although participants did not communicate with their devices.
- Your child probably needs access to software for online learning, but you can limit the impact of distractions
- Warnings on arrest
- Turn on "Do Not Interrupt" mode during class sessions
- Silence-noise notifications can be as disturbing as sonorous
- Take off distractions
- For Apple devices — use "show time" to set time limits for various apps and features
- For Android devices — use "power mode" to block access to various apps on a set schedule.
infographic by: www.onlineschoolsreport.com
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