1. Tell children the significance of online teaching in advance.
Since online teaching has been carried out, it is bound to carry some kind of task. Teachers also prepare lessons carefully and record them carefully, and many of them are new knowledge. If they don't study, they will fall behind. You tell your children these meanings, and when they know it, they will treat online teaching more attentively.
Moreover, online teaching has another advantage over classroom teaching, that is, you can look back when you encounter something you don't understand, and you can look back many times. You can encourage children to make full use of this.
2. Help children make online learning plans.
Many schools have published the curriculum. As parents, it is necessary to know when children need to watch videos and when they need to attend classes. If the school has not released the schedule for the time being, but all the videos are released at the same time, then you can guide your children to make a study plan for watching videos themselves and allocate the study time and eye time for one day reasonably.
3. Actively pay attention to children's learning during the learning process.
Although you should give your child enough trust, in order to ensure the efficiency of online learning, I suggest you don't just throw your child a mobile phone and let him shut himself in his room. Because it is inevitable for children to be distracted, I want to secretly open a game interface to play for a while.
After communicating with your child, you can let your child stay where you can see it, such as the living room or a room with you. Children must be in the room under special circumstances. You can ask them to open the room door, so that you can see him at any time and urge them to study more quietly.
4. Affirm children's efforts and help them solve problems in time.
After the one-day online course, you can ask your children about their studies in various subjects, whether their homework has been completed, and what you can do to help them. Because for junior children, they may not know how to study online at all, and they don't know where to submit their homework. At this time, you need to work harder to help them solve their problems in time.