Miss Becca 2nd/3rd grade tutor

A few things to help Kids & Teachers get through a Weird Pandemic School Year. We are all wearing masks so we don’t know what the kids look like, struggle to attach names to faces, and it’s hard to identify which kids need more support and which need different challenges when we don’t know who they are.

https://www.thoughtco.com/effective-learning-environment-and-school-choice-3194631

5 Learning Environments for Your Child's Education The overall learning environment does play a role in the quality of education a child receives. Parents today have more choices than ever before.

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To the Parents deciding Whether or Not to Send their Child to School This Year. Things will look different this year. When the school year starts, let’s take it one day at a time. Let’s be kind to one another and extend some extra grace. Everyone will experience this differently, and that’s

Please don’t put too much pressure on yourselves. Grace is needed for more than just other people. 💕

PSA to Homeschooling Parents—you do not need to Mimic a Traditional School. “This is homeschooling, you don’t need any of that!”

It was such a pleasure to start with these two beautiful girls again this year. Thanks Angelina Alvarez for the great photos!

Since parents are also teaching right now...

9 Stress Management Strategies Every Teacher Needs to Know | Hey Teach! Teacher burnout can creep up on you. To keep it at bay, you need to take these proactive steps.

Benefits of tutoring:

*Individual and unique learning experience
*One-on-one attention
*Improves academic performance
*Improves attitude towards learning and school
*Encourages self-paced and self-directed learning
*Improves self-esteem and confidence
*Improves work and study habits
*Positive work space
*Encourages independence and responsibility
*Helps overcome learning obstacles
*Encourages the freedom to ask questions
*Improves social and behavioral skills
*Increases ability to manage one’s learning
*Challenges those who need it
*Prepares your child for college

Hi all! My name is Becca and I am in my 3rd year of getting my Elementary Ed. degree. It is becoming clear that much of the work children will be doing this year will be from home. It's also become pretty clear that parents need help and don't know where to find it. I have always felt pure joy to help children learn and expand their minds. Please check out my page and send me a message so we can figure out you are your child's specific needs together.

Tips to help children stay healthy and get the most out of distance learning:

-Create a schedule: Stick to routines or create new ones. Wake up in the morning at the usual time: shower🚿🧼 , get dressed 👚 👕, and have breakfast. 🍳 🥓

-Set up a place in your home where your student can focus 📖 👩‍💻🧑‍💻 💭on schoolwork: a desk, a quiet corner.

-Treat online school like real school: homework and attendance matter. 📚 ✏️ 💻

-Provide grace for our teachers 👩‍🏫 : They've been tasked with shifting to distance learning virtually overnight. 💓

-Get some exercise 🏋️‍♀️ : When online school is over for the day, encourage children to play outside if they can.
Enjoy the sun!! ☀️

-Stay connected: Playdates are out for now, but kids can still keep in touch with friends and family by phone, Skype or FaceTime. 👩‍💻👨‍💻

-Stay organized -I can help! 🗂

-Share your feelings: Encourage children to open up about how they're feeling and ask others how they're doing. 💗💗