Looking for fresh learning ideas this year? Here are three ways you can resolve to #LearnEverywhere in 2021. An At-Home Science Fair Recently, Outschool hosted a virtual science fair with more than 350 participants from three continents. While something like this is always an option, you can also have a “science fair” on a smaller...
Learning from home with two working parents: Some think it can’t be done, or is only for the supermoms and superdads. But we’re here to tell you that this is an attainable goal. Kids can #LearnEverywhere — even in a home with moms and dads who work. “Nothing I do here is permanent” In the...
Meet three families who reimagined education in a way that allows their kids to #LearnEverywhere. Click here to learn more.
Hidden among the beautiful antiquity of Boston’s neighboring Worcester is one of the most successful agencies in the area. Its story is evidence of an important idea: give your kids room to be creative and watch them find success. Expansive ceilings with exposed, tidy ductwork sprawl over nearly 3,000 square feet of beautifully restored space...
Alicia and her husband both work full-time, so they just can’t homeschool. That’s why… wait, what? But how? Turns out that being a dual-income household doesn’t mean you can’t try home-based learning options. In fact, for the Kiovsky family, working and schooling doesn’t feel much different than working and parenting … and it shouldn’t because...
Sarah Raybon wasn’t always a homeschool mom. Sarah is the first to defend the efforts of her local public schools. They’re struggling to pivot an enormous institution and meet the challenges of virtual learning. As she says, she’s not “knocking” public schools, they just aren’t the right fit for every kid. As she puts it,...
As fall approached, 10-year-old Henry sat with his dad, Sean, on the front porch. “I’m sure I want to do remote learning.” Sean listened and was thankful the decision came so easily for Henry. Sean empowered his son to make the choice about how he wanted to learn. And for Henry, this meant the opportunity...
If I’ve learned anything from the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, it’s that while there’s no playbook for dealing with the unknown, or the day-to-day household tasks of confronting our “new normal,” there is an exciting opportunity to reimagine education with my son. A long-time work-from-home dad, my experience with my children’s education was almost exclusively built...
Despite the physical distance between them, these kids are all students of the same school community online.
Hollywood's favorite power couple gives us some #ParentingGoals
