5 Remote Learning Survival Tips

5 Remote Learning Survival Tips We are in some really challenging
times. The way we go about our life is changing minute by minute.
Are you finding yourself in new roles? You might have just become a
teacher or an academic coach and a home health care provider.
Things that you didn’t typically think that would be in your
repertoire but now are forced upon you by these new changes. the 5
remote learning survival tips can help. You might be feeling
overwhelmed, confused and frustrated. I want to ease some of that
frustration and fear of what you are now being strapped with. If
you are having to help a college student or a public school student
at home, I will be able to offer you some advice in this episode of
The ADHD Strategist. I hope that these tips helped you. Advocate
for yourself Resources: make sure you’ve got them in place Goals:
Set them each week Read the syllabus: make sure you understand what
the instructors want (rubric) Take charge of your time and get
organized with accountability.   If you do these five things,
you will set yourself up during these challenging times for
success.   You might just help your student become an
independent learner by doing the work on his or her own. Once you
follow this for a few weeks, they will get into a routine and it
will begin to flow. It’s going to be a different home environment
but you can get into this flow and be successful. This is a time
when we really need to embrace our duties. Things are changing day
by day but you can put into place a routine at home that your
students can adjust to quickly.   Best of luck out there. If
you have anything to share please feel free to reach out to me
at www.razcoaching.com  or www.
coachingacademics.com. michelle@razcoaching.com Or follow
my www.Instagram.com/razcoaching. I do daily mini blogs with
tips of inspiration. I post almost every day.  There’s
something in there for you that can help you with your focus for
the day.