From DSC:<\/span><\/em> Also, I might suggest:<\/span><\/p>\n Some analog ideas:<\/span><\/p>\n And now is a great time to see what your child or children WANT TO LEARN ABOUT! Turn over the control to them for a while — and watch what happens when intrinsic motivation takes hold!\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Not a teacher but find yourself homeschooling? These educational apps are free<\/strong><\/a> — from parade.com by Stephanie Osmanski<\/p>\n We are all homeschoolers now<\/strong> (podcast<\/em>)<\/a> — from cato.org featuring Kerry McDonald and Caleb Brown Getting Smart’s Getting Through<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n Free, Online Learning Resources When Coronavirus Closes Schools<\/strong> <\/a>— from cato.org by Kerry McDonald<\/p>\n Homeschooling Mother and Author: 6 Ideas For Parents While Schools Are Closed<\/strong><\/a> — from fee.org by Kerry McDonald Apps for Special Needs Students\u2014As School Buildings Shutter<\/strong><\/a> — from edutopia.org by Janey Clare
\nBelow are some resources for teaching at home. And some of this (much of this?) is not typical homeschooling, just as much of what’s being done out there isn’t necessarily typical online-based learning. And some out there may not like such lists, and would prefer a detailed report on just one tool. But this last week was incredibly busy — and time is not a luxury I have right now. And these resources might provide someone out there with just the right tool or pedagogy that they’ve been looking for.<\/span><\/p>\n\n
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\nThanks to COVID-19, many parents find themselves with kids at home all day. What\u2019s the best way to keep them engaged in their educations? Kerry McDonald, author of Unschooled, comments.<\/em><\/p>\n
\nAmid the Covid-19 lockdown, there are steps parents can take to make time at home with their children more rewarding and tolerable.<\/em><\/p>\n
\nThe coronavirus creates a unique challenge for special needs students\u2014educators share recommendations for apps to support learning at home.<\/em><\/p>\n