Lauren Dwyer, PsyD, NCSP

Remote Learning Resources

How to support your child for a very different school year

Tips for creating a good learning environment at home

Four Core Priorities for Trauma Informed Distance Learning

Coping with COVID Distance Learning Emotional Support Group

How to proactively prepare for distance learning

Top Virtual Learning Tips

How to prepare kids to do well during virtual learning

How to give kids a sense of structure & stability

9 tips for successful distance learning

How can we help kids with transitions

Digital Analog Remote or In Person Thinking Matters

How to talk to your kids about going back to school or not going back to school this fall

6 tips to maximize your remote learning space

Keeping a love for school alive

What did distance learning accomplish?

Behavior Management for Virtual Learning

Stay Home Superheroes.pdf

Is Learning on Zoom the Same as In Person? Not to Your Brain - EdSurge NewsAt this point the Zoom call has almost come to define learning and working in the age of COVID-19. But a few months ago, people began realizing that ...

Why Your Kid Is Acting Out More During Distance Learning, According To ExpertsThey fidget. They fuss. They squirm in their seat. If you’re finding that your student is struggling to learn from home, you’re not alone. Having to facilitate their studies while still trying to get 1,000 other things done during the day isn’t easy…

Op-Ed: Why remote learning is hard — and how to make it easierThere are psychological reasons Zoom school is so difficult. Luckily, science also gives us some solutions.

How to Tell if Distance Learning Is Working for Your KidMeasuring skills, not test scores, is key.

8 Ways to Bring Mindfulness Into Your Remote Learning RoutineCalm down time is essential.

Keeping Kids Motivated in Online Learningonline learning motivation

Help students and working parents succeed during remote learningA tired refrain and scary proposition of this pandemic has become: “You can have a kid or you can have a job. You can’t have both.” That’s not technically true — as many working parents can attest — but despite all the talk from elected officials and education leaders about the importance of parental involvement in children’s success, our city, state and federal government have refused to finance or facilitate it like the public good that it is.

4 Tips to Prioritize Students' Dignity During Remote LearningHave you ever revisited your philosophy of teaching? I don’t mean the progressive policies you ardently advocate for at faculty meetings or on Facebook; I

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