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There are multiple learning and thinking styles. Some students experience learning or attention challenges (or both) as well. And most at-home online learners need a little time to adapt to learning away from the teacher. Understanding these learning factors and characteristics can assist you in supporting our UVA student at home.
There are multiple learning and thinking styles. Some students experience learning or attention challenges (or both) as well. And most at-home online learners need a little time to adapt to learning away from the teacher. Understanding these learning factors and characteristics can assist you in supporting our UVA student at home.
Browse the topics below, and click the button(s) of your choice to learn more.
Browse the topics below, and click the button(s) of your choice to learn more.
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Attention disorders are very prevalent. They can cause disruptions in learning and in the lives of the individuals who are living with the disorder (and their families). Click above to access a variety of articles about attention disorders and education.
Take a journey through the day of a child living with dyslexia and see what he experiences with from morning until well into the night. (Brought to you by Understood.com)
Students with dyslexia struggle with decoding, a key skill required for learning to read. Learn more about the signs of decoding in this Understood.com article, and let your child's teacher know if you observe any of the patterns described.
Although our students are completing their daily schoolwork at home (not homework), this article from Understood.com shares a number of valuable insights and tips for parents of at-home learners.
Sometimes it's hard to straddle the line between parenting and being your child's Learning Coach. This article from Understood.com provides a fresh perspective on ways to praise kids and support their efforts. Take a look.
Math anxiety is a very real condition that can affect students who struggle with math as well as those who excel at it. Click the button above to learn about math anxiety and ways to support your child through it.
When we are stressed or anxious, calming ourselves down does not come naturally. Children become stressed and anxious as well. Read this Understood.com article to learn about techniques that children can use to calm themselves. Modify the techniques as required depending on the child's age.
When we are stressed or anxious, calming ourselves down does not come naturally. Children become stressed and anxious as well. Read this Understood.com article to learn about techniques that children can use to calm themselves. Modify the techniques as required depending on the child's age.
Middle school children are a unique group who deal with lots of changes and perceived challenges every day of their lives. School can add to the chaos. Read this article for some tips to help your middle school child "stick with it" in school (and in life). Brought to you by Understood.com.
Some children are very active and have difficulty keeping still when it is time to do so. This Understood.com article provides insight into hyperactivity. It also suggests ways to help the child learn to manage excess energy that will not stop. Take a look.
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