Creating Simple At-Home Learning Supports for Student Success

Chrissy Romano Arrabito
Presenter
30
mins
Course length
Multi Device
Access from mobile or laptop
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Description

Families play an important role in supporting student learning, but home learning activities are most effective when they are simple, meaningful, and accessible. Looking for practical ways to extend learning beyond the classroom without overwhelming students or families? In this course, Christine Romano shares strategies for creating engaging at-home learning supports that reinforce literacy, math, and social-emotional learning goals. Educators will explore how to design activities that are manageable for diverse families, communicate expectations clearly, and strengthen home-school partnerships that support student success. By the end of this course, participants will walk away with ready-to-implement learning support ideas, communication tools, and practical strategies for fostering meaningful family engagement and reinforcing learning at home.

Objectives

Identify the components of effective at-home learning supports for young learners.Explain how home learning activities and family engagement contribute to student success.Design simple learning supports that reinforce literacy, math, and social-emotional learning goals.Examine family and student needs to determine appropriate at-home learning strategies.Assess the effectiveness of communication methods and learning supports in promoting family engagement.Develop an at-home learning plan that strengthens the connection between home and school while supporting student learning.

Key Take Aways

Understand the characteristics of effective at-home learning supports for young learners.Learn how to design engaging activities that reinforce classroom learning goals.Explore strategies for creating accessible learning supports that accommodate diverse family needs and home environments.Discover ways to strengthen home-school partnerships and increase family engagement in student learning.

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Chrissy Romano Arrabito

Chrissy Romano Arrabito is a 1st grade teacher at Nellie K. Parker Elementary in Hackensack, NJ, with 31+ years of experience. She’s passionate about teaching the whole child, fostering innovation, and creating authentic learning experiences to help her students grow and thrive in the classroom.
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