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Fostering Independence and Self-Advocacy Now and For the College Years

  • 13 Jan 2021
  • 7:00 PM
  • Virtual
Online Learning: Tips and Strategies: How and Why Your Student May be Struggling 

Nora Parent Educational Series, with Theodra Washington, Certified Educational Planner (CEP)

Location: Virtual

Cost: Free

Registration: Register here, or email events@nora-school.org.

Date: Wednesday, January 13, at 7 PM.

Contact: More information is available here. 

I have always been a very hands-on parent in terms of my son’s education, so I did not think that “distance learning” would be any different than what I was accustomed to doing. But in this year of Covid distance learning, I have not only learned a lot as a parent in giving supports, but have helped numerous parents in my role as a Certified Educational Planner in supporting their teens as well. There are many stories we share, and I’ll share ideas of what has worked to change habits and attitudes. In some ways, there are bright spots this year, as students learn more about themselves, and how they individually learn in academic settings that have changed significantly. Join me as we figure out how to “lean in” to learn more about how our students learn and thrive.

The speaker, Theodra Washington, CEP of the Metropolitan Educational Consulting Group, has over twenty years of experience working with the independent school admission process including five as the Associate Director of Lower and Middle School Admission at Sidwell Friends School in Washington, DC.




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