The abrupt transition to distance learning last school year was difficult for schools, educators, parents, and students alike. Workloads were lightened, grades were inflated, comprehensive exams were canceled, and many students felt like summer started two months early. The need for strong executive functioning skills in order for children to find success in this new educational paradigm made it especially difficult for kids with learning differences. What can parents do to make sure this fall is not a repeat of last spring?
Evan Weinberger, President & CEO of Staying Ahead of the Game and long-time friend of Neuhaus Education Center, will share tips to parents of children of all ages about how to maintain a healthy, happy, and productive household during these unprecedented times. All participants will leave with new ideas they can implement immediately at home. Evan will also be answering questions following the presentation.
This video has been provided by Neuhaus Education Center, a nonprofit educational foundation dedicated to promoting reading success. For over 40 years, Neuhaus has been a proven resource for professional learning and structured literacy by providing evidence-based training and support to teachers, supplying information and resources to families, and offering direct literacy services to adult learners. Learn more at www.neuhaus.org.
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