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It's easy to get distracted in spring... don't let daydreaming about summer make grade slip. Set spring learning goals to help students stay on track! We can help with #goalsetting! Ask us about how we keep students motivated and on-track!

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One of the most important lessons students of all ages can learn is that intelligence isn't everything. In fact, there is ONE SKILL that experts say that students need even more than intelligence to succeed. Ask Oxford Learning North Bay about helping your child develop skills such as perseverance, determination, and effort.

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How do you balance screen time and online learning? There is a difference between using technology for learning and using technology as a form of recreation, which we all do. Experts researched the effects on children’s social development and noted the effects that online time was having in a number of areas including social anxiety, sleep habits, and attention span. Check out these three tips to manage screen time in the age of online learning:... https://bit.ly/2GnoPVL

Kids love playing on your phone. When you hand your phone over to keep your kids occupied, these apps can ensure that their screen time is also educational! Check out these 21 Free Educational Apps suggestions from https://bit.ly/wQRNJq

Did you know? When students write their goals down, they are more likely to achieve them!

It's almost report card time! Check out these tips for understanding what the report card really means:

As a parent, you’ve probably had to lend a helping hand with homework from time to time. But, there can be a fine line between helping your child and doing the work yourself. Here’s how to be helpful without taking over:

When setting goals, be as clear as possible. "I want an A in math" is not as clear as "I want to get 90% on my next math test and I'm going to practise this unit every night." The clearer the goal is, the easier it is to achieve!

Do you have Triskaidekaphobia? (That means having a fear of the number 13.) But why is the number 13 considered unlucky anyway? And why is it bad if the 13th day of the month falls on a Friday?... CBC Kids explains:

Don’t get overwhelmed by a large goal; break large goals into many small goals to stay focused and on track! Every mini-goal reached boosts confidence and provides the motivation to keep going!

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When students know how to plan, they approach tasks and learning methodically, which makes big projects seem manageable, reduces stress, increases focus.

Good time management skills help students prioritize tasks so they are able to complete school work and assignments on time. Students are able to plan ahead, set aside the time they need for projects and assignments, and make better use of that time. Check out these 8 productivity tips:

Planning helps students succeed!

Is it safe for kids to Trick-or-Treat during the COVID-19 pandemic? Read these Halloween health and safety tips and be sure to check with your local health officials before making any plans:

Not all screen time is created equal. There is a difference between using technology for learning and using technology as a form of recreation. Children need a variety of online and offline experiences, including opportunities to let their minds wander. Now that online learning is a key part of everyday life for all students, has monitoring screen time gone out the window?

Between lots of homework and poor time management skills, it’s easy for students to feel that there are not enough hours in the day to get everything done. When it comes to getting good grades on tests, is pulling an all-nighter worth it?

Happy World Teacher Day to all teachers. We’re grateful and appreciative of everything that you do . . .even when there isn’t a pandemic happening! We empathize with you and know how hard you are working to support your students and families in this very stressful time.

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