Homeschool

• consult with parents to find the best curriculum and methods to address your child’s learning style

• introduce materials and direct instruction in all curricular areas and subjects

• support children to meet their individual goals as well as state benchmarks

• create a routine that supports the family and respects the child’s pace and needs

• guide and support throughout the year to foster an engaging, fulfilling homeschool experience

• work as a team with parents to relieve some of the weight and stress

Learning Pod

• develop and lead a learning pod model that supports a group of families or community of learners

• incorporate and create an enriching curriculum tailored to the children’s learning styles, interests, and state benchmarks

• provide child-centered learning and individualized instruction

• encourage student-lead exploration and learning

• foster a community of collaboration

Tutoring

• reinforcement, and challenge within a specific subject area

• collaborate, guide, and support with a project, independent study, or area of interest

• support with schoolwork

  
  
  

Peer Groups

• facilitate peer groups focused on a specific project, area of interest, or subject

• strengthen collaboration, community, and social development

A 4th-grade student imagines, designs, researches, and creates an independent project - A Bird Watcher’s Field Guide

A group of students works on a project to “Restore the Earth” in honor of Earth Day. They researched the Earth Day theme, brainstormed action steps, prepared and sent fliers to family and friends as far away as Sweden, and brought their awareness and commitment into their actions to support the Earth.

Working with a student through a remote learning lesson