Balancing Life: Keeping Children Physically Active, Engaged in Learning and Safe Online at Home
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ALCE-206NP
This resource is available as a video only.
Families with children at home are working hard to support their children’s positive development, often while juggling work and other responsibilities. This session highlights ideas to keep children engaged in learning in ways that work for them and their families. Sensitivity to the different schooling requirements, children’s unique learning needs, and available resources at home are all taken into consideration. We also share tips and resources for children’s physical activity and their online safety.
For more videos in this series, visit Balancing Life.
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Publication Date
May 27, 2020
