Parents & families

Data-Driven Learning, Exact Path, Online Learning, Parent Involvement, Success Story, Technology

Jun 23, 2020

Applying Creative Approaches to Support Learning Both in School and at Home

Odyssey Elementary School offers a progressive learning experience that elevates project-based, blended lear

Madison Michell

May 11, 2020

4 Tips to Keep Students Learning This Summer with Exact Path

With Edmentum Exact Path, you can turn to an online summer learning program that’s much more meaningful for your students and beneficial for their varying learning abilities. Discover four tips to keep the learning going using Exact Path, even when students aren’t in the classroom.

Madison Michell

May 07, 2020

In the Wake of School Closures, What Matters Most to Admins, Principals, Teachers, and Parents?

Without a doubt, COVID-19 has impacted education at every level—affecting the decisions administrators are forced to make while in crisis mode and influencing the new skills parents are being taske

Madison Michell

Apr 27, 2020

Principles of Teaching at Home: When Parents Become Learning Guides

Like many educators, I’ve been receiving a lot of texts from friends who want advice during this unprecedented period of school shutdown. The concerns have regular themes:

Lynelle Morgenthaler

Mar 31, 2020

Fun Activities to Promote Executive Function Skills in a Time of Social Distancing

With much of the nation experiencing widespread school closures, a lot of teachers and parents alike are looking for creative ideas to have a little fun (and to incorporate some learning too).

Jen Perry

Mar 30, 2020

Working from Home with Children Learning from Home: Building a Schedule That Works

Right now, I’m living the new reality many parents across the world are facing—working from home while my children are learning from home.

Regina Waddell

Mar 23, 2020

5 Things Parents Can Do to Support Students Learning Online

Successful e-learning days—especially when they need to be implemented for any kind of extended period—requires educators, students, and families to adjust to new routines. Parents and other caregivers can offer some of the most important guidance students need to find the right online learning approaches, remain accountable for their work, and get extra help when needed. Here are five things parents and caregivers can do to help their child be successful when learning online: