May 20, 2020
Linda McKenna Gulyn, Ph.D. – pictured with her two sets of twin sons – works full-time and says that managing her sons’ school work is the most difficult part of parenting during COVID19.
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Parental Burnout on Distance Learning During COVID-19
How to survive until the end of the school year.
Whether deciphering algebraic equations and trying to teach them to a disinterested child or helping with a science experiment during a Zoom conference call, for parents who are trying to homeschool their children during the current COVID-19 pandemic, the struggle is real. Last fall, some parents developed a plan to deal with the academic burnout that occurs as the school year neared an end. Little did they know that the plan they created would be themselves.
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