Subject Summary for Week Commencing 29.3.21
S4-6 pupils should follow work instructions issued whilst in school Monday/Tuesday and also on Teams. |
Sessions with your Guidance Teacher
See Learning at Home booklet for details of S1-6 sessions this week
Learning at Home – Suggested Schedule
We recommend that each school day you should spend the following amount of time on learning:
- S1-3 pupils – 3 hours recommended
- S4-6 pupils – 4 hours recommended
You can of course spend more time on learning. Optional tasks and the ‘Idea of the Day’ can be used for additional learning.
We recommend that you create a daily learning schedule to help structure your day. Try to break learning up into blocks of 40 to 50 minutes and then take a 10 to 15 minute break. The template below can be downloaded to create your own schedule.
Useful Study Support Resources
Remote Learning: Learner and Parent Responsibilities
Mintlaw Academy Online Learning Protocols (January 2021)
Roles & Responsibilities – Learners
- Dedicate appropriate time to learning, as guided by your teacher(s)
- Check appropriate online platforms, as directed by the school, for information on courses, assignments, activities and resources daily.
- Identify an appropriate space to study/learn.
- Submit all assignments in accordance with provided timeline and/or due dates.
- Be mindful of your social and emotional well-being.
Roles & Responsibilities – Parents
Support their child / children in their learning by:
- Providing an environment conducive to learning (access to technology, appropriate study space during daytime).
- Engaging in conversations on posted materials / assignments / activities.
- Monitoring time spent engaging in online and offline learning, including variables such as preferred learning times (morning, afternoon, evening). Too much screen time must be avoided.
- Support emotional balance by providing ample room and time for reflection, physical activity, conversation, and down-time.
Please follow the link below for some useful advice about the learning platforms your children will be engaging with and using.http://bit.ly/ShireDigitalSupport
Previous Learning at Home Information
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