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Tips and Advice

What online learning resources are available to supplement my homeschooling?What online learning resources are available to supplement my homeschooling? Get expert advice and tips from Common Sense Media editors.

How to Keep Kids Learning When They're Stuck at HomeTips and resources for setting up a daily homeschool schedule. Advice from Common Sense Media editors.

Stuck at home with young kids due to the coronavirus? Here’s what to do—and not to doWhat to do with kids during coronavirus quarantined at home with their preschoolers due to the coronavirus, they should focus on limiting screen time and providing more experiences.

Six patterns for designing in-home learning environmentsOver the years, Fielding International has been designing schools to look and feel more like home than institutions. We have identified…

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www.oecd.org/education/2030-project/teaching-and-learning/

OECD: Teaching and learning for 2030

What knowledge, skills, attitudes and values will today's students need to thrive in and shape their world? How can education systems help? To answer these questions, teaching and learning frameworks are being developed using the most up-to-date research. The frameworks provide a common taxonomy for policy makers and practitioners, and establish some underlying principles for education systems.

Materials and Resources

At home with your kids? Here’s the ultimate parents’ guide to education and activity resources.Whether parents are looking to instruct, comfort or simply entertain, there’s something for them — and their kids — online.

“At Home with PZ” toolbox

Learner Age Range: Preschool / Elementary School / Middle School / High School

The activities you’ll find here provide ways to adapt Project Zero strategies and frameworks for use in different settings: for virtual classrooms and for home learning. Some can be done outdoors, some indoors, and some are appropriate for either. The activities are sorted into two types: tools for learning (the toolbox) and Thinking Routines (thinking bubbles). Each activity offers variations for different age groups as well as for the adult facilitation needed so students could work alone, or, as part of a pair, group, or virtual classroom.

Teaching Remotely for Grades K - 12 | Free Resources and StrategiesKeep students academically active with 20 days of meaningful learning journeys

Free Educational Apps, Games, and WebsitesCommon Sense Media editors help you choose Free Educational Apps, Games, and Websites. Educational goodies that won't break the bank.

Wide Open School

We are a family

A free collection of the best online learning experiences for kids curated by the editors at Common Sense.

Education Endowment Foundation

Support resources to share with parentsResources to share with parents on how to support home routines.

Seesaw Remote Learning Activities for PreK / ES

Curriculum

The following activities are designed for learning at home by integrating the home environment, family relationships, students’ interests, and learning moments that happen in everyday life.

Coronavirus: 57 free resources for home learning

In a bid to help teachers and parents with the school closures and the coronavirus, there are lots of free resources out there to assist with home learning. TES compiled a list for you.

Portfolio SchoolPortfolio is a Stanford-inspired K-12 school in TriBeCa (NYC) that take interdisciplinary Project-based Learning to a whole new level. To learn more visit: w...

Amazing Educational Resources - Education companies offering free subscriptions due to school closings.