9 Ways To Help Your Child To Learn Online

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9 Ways To Help Your Child To Learn Online
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Overview

• The way children learn is becoming more
  online-based. We consult experts for their
  opinions regarding primary school online
  learning. Whether in class or at home, online
  learning is an increasingly vital element of
  children's education. Children regularly turn to
  online resources for everything from timetables
  to historical and geography subject work with
  various apps, websites, and videos that aid their
  learning.

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Start A Unique Learning Program

• The online learning environment encourages
  children to become more self-sufficient and take
  more ownership of their education.
• Integration of school work into the context of
  their home helps them realize that learning can
  take place in every circumstance in their
  everyday life.'
• How can we, as parents, reap the numerous
  advantages of online education and avoid the
  possible risks?
• Following slides contain the nine ways to ensure
  these benefits and risks

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1. Create a positive learning environment

• While each child has their particular way of
  learning, however, they're not likely to be able
  to concentrate on their task if they're in bed
  with their tablet distracted by messages from
  their peers.
• Instead, set up an exclusive home-based learning
  space in a quiet area like an office in the
  child's room or a home office, study area, or
  even the table in your kitchen.
• For children in primary school, it is possible to
  set limits on their use of computers. You can
  also secure the screen at this point so that they
  can only access websites that you have approved.
  You can also deactivate notifications so that
  your child doesn't get disturbed by messages from
  other children or pop-ups from other websites.

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1. Create a positive learning environment

• The idea of putting your child in a shared room
  in your home could be beneficial if you wish to
  monitor what they're doing on the internet, but
  you must be aware that they may be distracted by
  their siblings and pets or the hustle of everyday
  life.
• The use of noise-reducing headphones is
  beneficial for this, maybe with soft music
  playing in the background.

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2. Think About Hiring an Online Tutor?

• Many parents think of employing tutors to aid
  their child's education, especially when studying
  for an exam or another important exam. Moreover,
  the increasing popularity of online tutoring
  gives you access to a greater variety of tutors,
  rather than being limited by the location you
  live in, and allow your child to learn from the
  comfort of your home.?
• It is essential to find an established and
  reliable tutoring company that offers an in-depth
  assessment of your child's progress, consults you
  appropriately, and pairs them with a perfectly
  matched tutor or teacher.
• Suggested read 4 Important Tactics to Finding an
  Appropriate Tutor for Your Child

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3. Utilize Interactive Technology

• Learning online shouldn't need to be a lonely
  activity. Children typically learn best when
  they're in a relationship with their peers,
  assisting each other and bouncing ideas off of
  each other. Communication technology allows you
  to accomplish this at home, as well as in school.
• We regularly utilize Skype, Zoom, and Google
  Hangouts to provide online tutoring. Children can
  also complete homework or create projects with
  their peers and classmates, with supervision from
  an adult.

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4. Encourage Independence

• As your child grows older and enters the school
  system, they'll need to be more independent in
  their education and figure out ways to overcome
  any challenges.
• The online world can assist with this, offering a
  vast selection of resources, including studies
  guides, online encyclopedia, and interactive
  dictionaries. It's essential to show the child to
  utilize offline resources. You could create a
  basic library of reference books at home and
  instruct your child to use physical atlases,
  thesaurus, and compendiums.
• Instead of rushing to assist them as soon as they
  get stuck, help your child utilize the internet
  to try their hand at solving their problems or
  finding solutions themselves.
• With your assistance, they will recognize what's
  a good source and what's not, and also how they
  can utilize these sources to enhance their
  education.

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5. Get Involved

• It's crucial to encourage online learning
  independently. Make the most of the chance to
  observe the things your child has been learning
  in school and learning at home.
• By showing curiosity, you'll be more aware of
  your child's strengths as well as areas of
  growth, what you can improve the way that your
  program is taught and how they are motivated most
  to learn and learn.

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6. Help With Online Security.

• Protecting your child secure online is the top
  concern, so use parental controls that block
  websites that have certain terms, including swear
  words, as well as sexual content.
• Find child-friendly versions of websites, such as
  Kiddle, the Kiddle search engine, and YouTube
  Kids. It is also possible to stay up-to-date with
  what's safe and what's not with online resources
  like The Thinkuknow or the Internet Matters.

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7. Take Screen Breaks

• Screen time can quickly get out of hand.
  Therefore, it's vital to make sure breaks are
  enforced.
• The internet has a way of draining our energy.
  Before we realize that, our children are caught
  up in other websites, and it can wear them
  physically and mentally.
• It is recommended that your child should take a
  break from their screens and do something
  different and be active outside at least 10
  minutes each hour to let their body, mind, and
  eyes have some time to rest.

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8. Visit Reputable Websites

• Finding trustworthy and reliable online resources
  is a vital life-long lesson for kids, However,
  they're likely to require your assistance with
  this initially.
• The school your child attends may offer
  hyperlinks to sites like Purple Mash or Times
  Tables Rockstars to aid their education, and you
  may also take advantage of websites such as BBC
  Bitesize and the library's catalogue online.
• When you discover useful websites, add them to
  your browser on the internet so that your child
  is armed with an arsenal of educational resources
  that can be used to aid their learning.
• If you have multiple children using a computer
  together, It's a good idea to set up separate
  profiles to save various resources for each child
  according to the age of their child, what stage
  they're in of development and the things they're
  learning.

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9. Try To Learn Something New.

• The school experience doesn't just revolve around
  fundamental academics there's an opportunity for
  creative physical exercise and learning new
  skills through streaming live videos, virtual
  performances, museums and art exhibits.
• It is also possible to direct your child's focus
  on super-curricular learning that goes beyond the
  curriculum they are taught in the classroom.
  Inspire your child to learn something different,
  like learning a new language using Duolingo or
  navigating online using Geo Guessr.
• This can help foster a love for knowledge that
  can prepare your child for a successful future.