Looking for ways you can support your child’s math learning at home? Explore our collection of videos and resources full of ideas you can use to make math learning a part of your daily lives by visiting the RI Math Project.
Distance Learning is a way of learning remotely without being in regular face-to-face contact with a teacher in the classroom. Rhode Island has implemented Distance Learning to provide access to a student’s education during COVID-19. Distance Learning is the equivalent of a school day and attendance is required. It’s important that schools and families work together to create successful learning environments.
For parent resources related to special education from the Rhode Island Department of Education, click HERE.
Think of Google Classroom (GC) as your child’s digital link to learning. Teachers use GC to share assignments, homework, newsletters, and much more with students AND parents! For more information with step by step instructions, click HERE.
Learn how to promote a growth mindset through the types of praise we give kids and through our response to mistakes. This great information is has been created by understood.org as a way to get a better understanding of how you can show your kids that failure is a natural part of the learning process.
Research shows that those with higher social-emotional skills have better attention skills and fewer learning problems, and are generally more successful in academic and workplace settings. Like math or literacy skills, these skills can be taught and grow over time. This toolkit provides parents with information and tips to support their child.
For access to the toolkit, click HERE.