Parents and home learning
“The first thing to point out is that you’ve been doing home-based learning with your kids ever since they were born.” Clinical psychologist Andrew Fuller
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This section has resources to help you through times of COVID-19 restrictions, including lockdowns and home learning.
A good place to start is our Reliable Information page, with lots of links to authoritative health and education websites – don’t rely on ‘word-of-mouth’, get your information from a reliable source.
Watch our News & Views page and the Victorian Coronavirus website for updates about current restrictions.
“The first thing to point out is that you’ve been doing home-based learning with your kids ever since they were born.” Clinical psychologist Andrew Fuller
Two highly successful learn-to-read book series, Suzie the Scientist and Millie the Mathematician are now available free for parents. The books are published by Griffith University, and have previously been available only
The Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) has resources for children’s learning from home, including a series of “Daily Home Learning Tasks” videos. View the resources on
FUSE has been set up to support school and early childhood leaders, teachers, students, children and parents to access digital resources that can be used to support
The Education Department now has a “Learning from home” web page with advice, tips and resources to help parents and carers support their child’s continuity of learning from
How do we design and deliver great remote lessons? How do we design great learning sequences? How do we keep our learners motivated and engaged?
Free parent resources to help you support your child’s learning, on the Federal Government’s Learning Resources website. Practical, everyday tips and ideas focused on primary
Looking for educational resources available for everyone to use? Scootle is a website that provides access to a range of digital resources that support the
The Education Department has advised that all support services to help adults and children in family violence situations are continuing to provide essential help and
This article by John Hendry was originally published by Resilient Youth. “Resilience is the restoration of hope.” Hope is restored only when one regains or feels
“The first thing to point out is that you’ve been doing home-based learning with your kids ever since they were born.” Clinical psychologist Andrew Fuller has written a brief and very practical guide for parents
Two highly successful learn-to-read book series, Suzie the Scientist and Millie the Mathematician are now available free for parents. The books are published by Griffith University, and have previously been available only to schools. As Australians move to online learning modes, the
The Australian Children’s Television Foundation (ACTF) has resources for children’s learning from home, including a series of “Daily Home Learning Tasks” videos. View the resources on ACTF website
FUSE has been set up to support school and early childhood leaders, teachers, students, children and parents to access digital resources that can be used to support learning at home. Resources include sets of self-directed learning activities
The Education Department now has a “Learning from home” web page with advice, tips and resources to help parents and carers support their child’s continuity of learning from home. The page includes: How to support your child Screen-time,
How do we design and deliver great remote lessons? How do we design great learning sequences? How do we keep our learners motivated and engaged? Education Changemakers has developed a set of resources for teachers, school
Free parent resources to help you support your child’s learning, on the Federal Government’s Learning Resources website. Practical, everyday tips and ideas focused on primary school literacy and numeracy skills. Simple ideas designed to be part
Looking for educational resources available for everyone to use? Scootle is a website that provides access to a range of digital resources that support the Australian Curriculum. Formerly this resource was only available to teachers,
The Education Department has advised that all support services to help adults and children in family violence situations are continuing to provide essential help and support during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, including crisis accommodation. See
This article by John Hendry was originally published by Resilient Youth. “Resilience is the restoration of hope.” Hope is restored only when one regains or feels a sense of control of the “existing moment plus a
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