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Coping with Stress and Anxiety During Remote Learning


With a new wave of COVID spike hitting not only the US — but the world — many of those who returned to in-person learning have found themselves back to remote learning.


Most people have been remote learning since the peak of the virus in March 2020.


Not many can say they’ve lived through a full-blown pandemic, which in itself has caused a lot of anxiety and stress.


Add in having kids, losing your job, having to work remotely, fearing for the safety of your family — amongst other things — and I’m sure that stress and anxiety is skyrocketing.


You’re not alone. Millions of us are feeling that way. And your kids are definitely feeling that way as well.


Mental health experts say during this time of heightened anxiety, finding ways to cope and create stability are key to maintaining a healthy outlook.


There are in fact useful strategies which can help both adults and children cope with the stress or anxiety experienced as a result of the outbreak.


Here’s what you can do...

 

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Whether you’re looking for a teacher for a specific grade or an instructor with a background in numerous subjects, Jill’s Tutors has a wide variety of online tutors and educators available for all disciplines and all levels of learning.

You can call or text us anytime at 512-812-9502 or email us at jillstutors@gmail.com, and we’ll help you find the best solution for your educational needs.

 

1. Create a daily routine


This may seem obvious, but structure during uncertain times has proven to help. It doesn’t have to be a strict schedule, but make sure you establish regular times to eat, work, and relax.


Sticking with a routine has been proven to help kids learn discipline, self-control and success building skills.


There seems to be an app for everything these days! Go here to check out some free options for creating a daily planner.


2. Set aside opportunities for quality time with your kids


Set time aside to de-stress and grow closer as a family. Sometimes a little escape from the reality of it all can help.


This can also be an opportunity to incorporate exercise, encourage fun, and stay connected with one another.


Here are some great ideas for a virtual family fun night!


3. Know that you're not alone, and help is here for you!


Online tutoring lightens the load for parents working from home: Social distancing is still very much in effect, which means most parents are working from home... just as their kids are now learning from home.


Luckily, tutoring organizations, like Jill’s Tutors, have taken their services online! You can rest easy knowing that your child is getting focused one-on-one attention from the safety of your own home.


Plus, unlike these Zoom classrooms where teachers have 30 students at once, your child will have the complete attention of the tutor.


You can have peace of mind knowing that your child is getting the educational attention they deserve, while you get some time to fully focus on your work and other duties as a parent. (You can check out our full blog on remote learning benefits here!)


Luckily, Jill’s Tutors has a wide variety of online tutors and educators available for all subjects and all levels of learning. Simply call or text us at 512-812-9502 or email us at jillstutors@gmail.com, and we’ll set you up with one of our talented, remote educators.

 

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Simply call or text 512-812-9502 or email us at jillstutors@gmail.com, and we’ll help you find the best solution for your needs.


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