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12.01.2021 / 18:13

A survival guide for parents struggling with virtual learning

Winter can feel like an eternity for parents grappling with school closures and virtual learning for their kids. Toronto-based parenting expert Alyson Schafer recently joined The Morning Show to discuss tips on how parents can get through this winter with kids at home. READ MORE: How to help kids cope with back-to-school stress amid coronavirus: experts weigh inFor starters, parents need to stop feeling guilty. “One of the biggest sources of guilt for parents right now is that they somehow feel they are failing their kids in supporting their education because online schooling is just such a different animal,” Schafer said. Schafer recommends setting aside some time to talk privately with your kids’ teachers. Discussing what’s happening in

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Nurse dies of COVID-19 after coming out of retirement to teach front-line workers

nurse who gave up her retirement to train a new generation of front-line workers for the pandemic has died, after contracting COVID-19 in north Texas.Iris Meda died in a hospital earlier this month following complications from the coronavirus, which struck her while she was sharing her knowledge as a nursing instructor.Meda called it a career in January, but she came back in August to share her expertise with high school and college students, according to her daughter, Selene Meda-Schlamel.“Because of the pandemic, she wanted to train other front-line workers to help in this crisis,” Meda-Schlamel told NBC Dallas-Fort Worth.

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Quebec to make online teaching mandatory if coronavirus closes schools this fall

Teaching online classes will be mandatory in the event of a COVID-19 outbreak in schools or if a second wave causes more school closures in the fall. In a statement to Global News, Quebec’s education minister, Jean-Francois Roberge, confirmed that teachers will have to “assure a continuity of learning” unlike in the spring when the focus of distance-learning was to simply “maintain knowledge.”“It will be mandatory to give classes from a distance,” said Francis Bouchard, the minister’s spokesperson.

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After what would have been spring break, Manitoba parents tackle teaching kids at home

Families in Manitoba are settling into a new routine: kids learning from home.

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