Name: 如何在冠狀病毒危機中進行家庭教育｜FT中文網 (How to homeschool during the coronavirus crisis | FT)
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Okay, so the government have closed the schools.

You're effectively your children's teacher.

This might seem a bit daunting, but I'm here

I've been home educating my children for the last eight

Okay, so tip Number 1 is don't try and replicate the school

The way that your teachers will be teaching your children

is very different from how you will teach your children.

and in a way that suits you and your child,

and don't worry about what's been happening

So tip Number 2 is to do with timetabling.

For many of us a timetable is absolutely essential.

If you do want to set a timetable so that you can work

Work it around your working hours, their waking hours,

This is a great time to really get to know your children.

have the afternoon set aside for free play,

try and work your working hours around them,

Don't look on social media at the timetable that

your neighbour has posted that's all colour coded and terrifying

Just think of one that suits you and stick to that.

So tip Number 3 is about getting outside as much as you can,

Obviously, not all of us are able to sit in the garden.

But remember that playing in the garden, playing in the mud

There's plenty of educational opportunities

So get outside as much as is possible and safe for you.

Tip Number 4 is to really value the one-to-one time

As a home ed-er, I don't tend to spend eight hours a day

valuable short bursts of one-to-one attention.

So if there's a maths problem that they're struggling with,

I can really sit down with them, explain the concept,

make sure they've understood it, then send them away

And this is something that not all children

And so this is something that you can really

A good friend of mine referred to home ed-ing

as being as though your child has a full-time PhD tutor.

them guide their own learning, and this is really valuable.

So tip Number 5 is to take advantage of the massive wealth

There's absolutely loads of things out there.

There are sites dedicated to home education.

There's Twinkl, which is a really good teacher resource

The TES has handouts and printouts available.

There's Conquer Maths, which is a brilliant daily maths

Some have a mixture of free and paid content.

so you don't need to worry about worksheets

But there's also a lot of brilliant online resources

So English Heritage, I think, do lots of school-based downloads

Most of the galleries are doing virtual tours, which

So if you go on any of the major galleries,

is great for you and your children to explore together.

Lots of the main orchestras are doing live concert

The internet is your friend in this situation.

Your children - don't think of it as something

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