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How to Manage Homeschooling During COVID-19

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COVID has turned life upside down for everyone. Parents and kids alike are struggling with the new norm of being home. All the time.

Who knew that the “quality time” we all lamented as being in short supply, is actually quite stressful in large, undefined stretches?Right now, school is a primary source of stress, anxiety, frustration, and deep guilt for many parents.

Our new role as “teacher” is one few of us were prepared for. We not only lack the skills, but we also lack the vital benefit of a classroom that creates a cohort of camaraderie and participation.

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