By Meghan Bouboulinis Have you ever been working on your computer when it abruptly shuts down? Your brain automatically goes into an adrenaline rush, not quite sure what to do or where to go next. This is the feeling that our early learners often have when there is no transition from one activity to another; … Read more Transitions When Learning (And at Home!)
Did you know that Dailies gets the opportunity to work alongside high schoolers for internships we offer? We love our high school interns! Not only do they bring a fresh perspective to our company, but they also are passionate about remote education and all that we offer for families. WE know that virtual learning has … Read more Dailies Interns Speak Out: Benefits of Virtual Learning
Working virtually (somehow?!) isn’t for everyone, and just like with most things, it often takes some initial adjustments for those who find themselves with the opportunity to work from home. That being said, there are SO many benefits to working from home (as many of us discovered for the first time throughout the pandemic), and … Read more Tips for Working From Home
Making learning fun can change the way your child views learning for his/her entire life. Keeping kids engaged can seem challenging; however, here are some ways you can make learning and education fun and interesting for your child. Having a plan will set you up for success. This will help you pace learning so that … Read more Tips on Making Learning Fun
Not all virtual learning programs are created equal. Before starting a virtual school or learning program, always be sure to check out reviews from other parents, the credentials of their teachers, and be sure their curriculum is research-backed and aligned to real standards! Did you find a great program and are you ready to get … Read more 5 Ways to Prepare your Child for Virtual School
Maybe you’re blessed with a spontaneous personality where thinking outside of the box comes naturally to you. In this case, I’m guessing overall structure and organization is not your friend. Also in this case, I envy you! As my dad has always said, I’m terrible at “shooting from the hip”. You can reference an earlier … Read more Let’s Be Clear with Clear Expectations and Objectives
Not all homeschool programs and curriculums are created equal. Before starting to homeschool, always be sure to check out reviews from other parents, the credentials of their teachers (and if they give you access to a teacher), and be sure their curriculum is research-backed and aligned to real standards! Did you find a great program … Read more 5 Ways to Prepare your Child for Homeschool
Creating a special at home learning space for your child will help set them up for success. Virtual learning is the future and present for the upcoming generation. Here are some suggestions to help you set up a learning space in your home for your child to study, do homework, or attend online virtual classes … Read more Creating an at Home Learning Space
As a former classroom teacher and now homeschooling mom, I am always looking for ways to make our days more efficient while also matching my family’s needs. I found that creating a rhythm for my family has really helped me stay on a schedule, but it also ensures that I am including the important “rocks” … Read more Creating Your Own Homeschooling Rhythm
Busy bins are a great activity to add to your daily routine, to save for quiet time, to take out when your child says they are bored, or even for when a grown up needs a short break. Busy bins are any type of container, with the day of the week labeled on them, and … Read more Busy Bins for Homeschoolers