Distance learning. How to organize studies at home and not go crazy. Vaizman R., Fisher D., Frey N., Hatti D.

We all found ourselves in 2020 in a difficult situation: schoolchildren were transferred to distance learning, parents were torn between the work and study of children. This period ends, but the lessons that we will take from it will be useful to us in ordinary life. The authors of this book, teachers and an expert psychologist, offer time-tested tools for organizing educational space, planning time and educational activities that will help the child not only not to lag behind, but also break forward in distance learning, for no matter what reason he chose it.