Lesson Tag: school success
9.15.20 Hartford Class Recording & Handouts
Lesson Details

Does your child seem unmotivated, stressed or just bored when it comes to school?
Do you find yourself playing homework police instead of connecting in the evenings?
Are you confused about what will really help?
Many parents are confused and conflicted about how to determine the quality of education being provided for their children. What do you need to know in order to nurture your child’s education? How can you stay in the loop without interfering with the learning experience? What can help my child progress through the school year? Participants in this class will be able to:
- Recognize and address your child’s progress and needs
- Identify when and how to contact a teacher about your child’s school challenges
- Help your child succeed in school without taking over
Course Lessons
Does your child seem unmotivated, stressed or just bored when it comes to school?
Do you find yourself playing homework police instead of connecting in the evenings?
Are you confused about what will really help?
Many parents are confused and conflicted about how to determine the quality of education being provided for their children. What do you need to know in order to nurture your child’s education? How can you stay in the loop without interfering with the learning experience? What can help my child progress through the school year? Participants in this class will be able to:
- Recognize and address your child’s progress and needs
- Identify when and how to contact a teacher about your child’s school challenges
- Help your child succeed in school without taking over
9.14.20 Hartford Class Recording & Handout
Lesson Details

Parents can take steps to ease their school age children—and themselves—back into the school year with a positive attitude. Help your family develop effective routines, positive connections, and healthy stress-coping skills. Learn strategies to help the whole family approach online or in-person learning at school with excitement rather than worry.
After this class, you will be able to:
- Apply strategies to manage your stress around the start of the school year as a parent and teach these strategies to your children
- Motivate your children to develop healthy habits that support positive mental health and well-being, as well as academic learning
- Develop playful routines that will support a positive transition
- Create connections with teachers and administrators at your child's school to strengthen their sense of belonging
Course Lessons
Parents can take steps to ease their school age children—and themselves—back into the school year with a positive attitude. Help your family develop effective routines, positive connections, and healthy stress-coping skills. Learn strategies to help the whole family approach online or in-person learning at school with excitement rather than worry.
After this class, you will be able to:
- Apply strategies to manage your stress around the start of the school year as a parent and teach these strategies to your children
- Motivate your children to develop healthy habits that support positive mental health and well-being, as well as academic learning
- Develop playful routines that will support a positive transition
- Create connections with teachers and administrators at your child’s school to strengthen their sense of belonging
9.3.20 Hartford Class Recording & Handout
Lesson Details

Back to school is upon us and you’re still not sure how to proceed or you’re unhappy with your initial choice. If there’s anything 2020 has taught us, it’s that there is no need to rush into schooling. This is a dynamic learning environment and your school age, tween or teen student can thrive. In this class we will talk about how to approach school and learning in 2020. Don’t worry if you feel stuck - you always have choices.
After this class you will be able to:
- Recognize your options including distance learning, home schooling, education pods and remote learning while others are “live” in school
- Identify considerations for your child and family in order to analyze options and make a choice
- Apply strategies that will keep your family agile in thinking about school and adjusting approaches
- Plan with your family and take next steps
Course Lessons
Back to school is upon us and you’re still not sure how to proceed or you’re unhappy with your initial choice. If there’s anything 2020 has taught us, it’s that there is no need to rush into schooling. This is a dynamic learning environment and your school age, tween or teen student can thrive. In this class we will talk about how to approach school and learning in 2020. Don’t worry if you feel stuck – you always have choices.
After this class you will be able to:
- Recognize your options including distance learning, home schooling, education pods and remote learning while others are “live” in school
- Identify considerations for your child and family in order to analyze options and make a choice
- Apply strategies that will keep your family agile in thinking about school and adjusting approaches
- Plan with your family and take next steps
9.21.20 IPG Class Recording & Handouts
Lesson Details

You want to support your child and don’t feel prepared or qualified?
Looking back at last spring and don’t want to become the nagger again?
Hoping there is a better way?
This class is for you. Your child will likely participate in distance learning and you want to support them without being in charge of the instruction. This class will help you make sure they have what they need and are engaged in learning.
After this class you will be able to:
- Recognize the difference between support and instruction
- Identify goals for learning
- Inspire motivation in your child
- Apply learning strategies outside of the standard curriculum
- Apply effective communication that will support and inspire your child
Course Lessons
You want to support your child and don’t feel prepared or qualified?
Looking back at last spring and don’t want to become the nagger again?
Hoping there is a better way?
This class is for you. Your child will likely participate in distance learning and you want to support them without being in charge of the instruction. This class will help you make sure they have what they need and are engaged in learning.
After this class you will be able to:
- Recognize the difference between support and instruction
- Identify goals for learning
- Inspire motivation in your child
- Apply learning strategies outside of the standard curriculum
- Apply effective communication that will support and inspire your child