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Parental Involvement Made Easy Parental involvement is crucial for student success, but it's often challenging to achieve. ULININ changes that. Our software ensures parents are always in the loop, with real-time updates on their child's progress, easy communication with teachers, and access to important school information. Imagine never missing a parent-teacher meeting or school event again. ULININ makes this possible, fostering a stronger home-school connection. Learn how our software is transforming parental involvement in education. #ParentEngagement #EdTech #SchoolSoftware

"Knowledge is of no value unless you put it into practice." 👉Among the resources available, it's critical to develop an understanding of how to use them properly. ➡️The role of parents lies in cultivating this awareness, but it's challenging because many parents themselves are still figuring out how to adapt to new technology and make the most of it for both themselves and their children. ✅I had the opportunity to discuss this topic with parents, 👉I highlighted the importance of collaborative learning with children, emphasizing how parents and children can explore technology together. 👉I also stressed the need for regular communication, ensuring that parents stay connected with their children's experiences in the digital world. 👉Additionally, I focused on the importance of using language that children can easily understand, helping them grasp complex ideas in simpler terms. ✅These strategies, along with others, are essential for guiding children in the effective use of technology and resources. 🙏I am deeply grateful for this Opportunity. Thank you! #CollaborativeLearning #DigitalParenting #TechLiteracy #ParentChildBonding #EffectiveCommunication #DigitalEducation #ChildDevelopment #ParentalGuidance #LearningTogether #EmpoweringParents #TechnologyForGood #therobustmind #trm #rachitghatecoaching

𝐂𝐞𝐥𝐞𝐛𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐀𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐬 𝐨𝐟 𝐋𝐢𝐟𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐠 𝐋𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐧𝐢𝐧𝐠: 𝐎𝐮𝐫 𝐌𝐨𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫𝐬 This Mother's Day, we pause to celebrate the very heart of educational advocacy and inspiration—mothers. Mothers not only ignite the first spark of curiosity in their children but also tirelessly fuel this flame, guiding their lifelong educational journeys. Their instinctive decisions in the early stages set the trajectory for learning that goes beyond academics, shaping character and future success. Mothers have an unparalleled ability to discern and foster environments that are conducive to growth. They champion adaptive learning long before formal education begins, intuitively weaving learning into daily interactions. Their advocacy for quality, accessible education propels us at OneLern to innovate, ensuring our tools resonate with the values instilled at home. Today, we celebrate the mothers who are the unsung heroes of education. Your vision shapes the leaders, thinkers, and doers of tomorrow. Thank you for your trust and for allowing us to be part of your remarkable journey. #MothersDay #LifelongLearning #EducationalAdvocacy #DigitalEducation #OneLern #WomenInEducation #ParentingInEducation #EmpoweringMothers #EducationReform #FutureOfLearning

Delighted to share our latest publication about co-designing with children, families, and educators for understanding children's digital life worlds for play and learning! In today's digitally networked world, children are seamlessly integrating technology into their play, learning, and development. This presents a unique challenge for caregivers and educators who must adapt to these digital experiences to better support children's development needs. Our latest paper dives into three fascinating co-design research studies with children, families, and educators, uncovering the digital life-worlds of young learners. By exploring these studies, we identified key elements of co-design that address adult hesitancy towards technology in children's play and learning. Our findings highlight five crucial aspects: Mode of action, Collaboration, Creativity, Agency, and Data. These insights emphasise the cultural significance of research with children, shaping practices that go beyond mere technical solutions. Let's embrace the digital age and foster environments where technology enhances, rather than hinders, children's development! 🚀 Find our article here https://lnkd.in/gYaGcsgR Australian Catholic University, Emelie Stavholm, Jane Caughey, Susan Edwards, Alex Heard, Brisbane Catholic Education #youngchildrenindigitalsociety #DigitalLearning #ChildDevelopment #EdTech #CoDesign #InnovationInEducation #FutureOfLearning #TechInEducation #PlayAndLearn #ResearchImpact #DigitalAge

From November 22 to December 5, 2022, 1,000 parents of children under 13 across the U.S. were surveyed by EmbraceRace in partnership with Breakthrough Research with support from Prodege, LLC, Forsta, and California Survey Research Services, Inc. The study aimed to understand parental perspectives and uncover opportunities for fostering healthy racial attitudes in children. Key findings reveal: - Over 84% of parents are eager to support their children's racial learning. - Despite high openness, there's a significant gap between attitudes and actual engagement. - Parents across diverse backgrounds express varying levels of interest, emphasizing the need for inclusive resources and support. Read more about the study by our friends at EmbraceRace here: https://buff.ly/4bhnuJy Check out the full report here: https://buff.ly/3K1fCjl #RacialLearning #ResearchInsights #DiversityandInclusion #ParentalEngagement #BreakingBarriers

Parental involvement is key to a child's success in literacy, but how do we bridge the gap between home and school effectively? Discover how technology and community efforts can support meaningful family engagement, boost early literacy, and create a thriving learning environment for all children. Read more about strategies to empower parents in fostering their child's literacy journey. https://lnkd.in/efAhRayz #ParentalEngagement #EarlyLiteracy #CommunityLearning

Parents and guardians play an essential role in fostering media literacy at home, guiding children through an increasingly digital world. By discussing media content openly and encouraging questions, adults help young minds develop the ability to think critically, evaluate sources, and recognize biases. To support these discussions, parents can introduce resources like fact-checking websites or age-appropriate educational videos that make learning about media fun and engaging. At The Ultimate Drive Global Network, we believe that road safety and responsible media consumption are everyone's responsibility—let's start with empowered, aware young minds, ready to navigate both digital and physical worlds safely. #MediaLiteracy, #EmpoweredYouth, #DigitalParenting, #CriticalThinking, #GuidingYoungMinds, #OnlineSafety, #ResponsibleMedia, #ParentingTips, #FactChecking, #DigitalAwareness, #YouthEmpowerment, #MediaEducation, #SafeNavigation, #ParentalGuidance, #UltimateDrive

Let's have a heart-to-heart about something that really matters: educational equity for underserved communities. It's not just a topic; it's a call to action that can change lives. Did you know that millions of kids worldwide are missing out on school? It's a shocking reality, and most of these kids come from backgrounds that already stack the odds against them. Poverty, discrimination, lack of resources—it's a tough hand to play. But here's the thing: education shouldn't be a privilege. It's a right, plain and simple. Every child, no matter where they're from, deserves a fair shot at quality education. It's not just about fairness; it's about tapping into the potential of our future leaders, innovators, and dreamers. So, what can we do? Well, awareness is step one. We need to shine a light on these issues, share stories, and make some noise. Let's talk about real solutions, not just lip service. Technology and innovation can be game-changers here. We've got tools at our disposal that can reach kids in remote areas, provide personalized learning, and make education more accessible than ever. But it's not all about tech. We need boots on the ground, too. Let's rally communities, support teachers, and build bridges where there are barriers. I want to hear from you. What ideas do you have? How can we make a difference, together? Drop your thoughts in the comments, and let's start a conversation that leads to action. Himannshu Sharma, COSCU #HimannshuSharma #COSCU #EducationMatters #BridgeTheGap #CommunityImpact #MakeADifference #JoinTheConversation

The Connected Learning Alliance has conducted extensive review of literature and interviewed 25 staff members from 9 libraries to gather inspiring stories and recommendations for fostering teen engagement in #PublicLibraries! ”Whether you’re a library administrator, front-line staff member, community partner, academic, or researcher, these reports offer actionable recommendations and real-world examples to help transform teen services in public libraries.” ”The reports, stemming from the Transforming and Scaling Teen Services for Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (TS4EDI) project, provide a comprehensive look at the challenges and opportunities libraries face in working with diverse teen populations.” 💡 More about the 2 NEW #ConnectedLearningThroughLibraries reports: https://lnkd.in/gDY-ebrj #ConnectedLearning #LibraryServices

🎊 We’ve JUST RELEASED 2 new reports for library staff and leaders compiling valuable insights and recommendations to foster teen engagement through #ConnectedLearning! 🎉 Resource site: https://lnkd.in/gsZrtDpQ The 2 new reports provide… 🔸 A strategic framework for library leaders to enhance teen services through equity, community engagement, and connected learning principles. 🔸 Practical, hands-on recommendations to engage teens effectively and create supportive connected learning environments for public library staff who are directly involved in the implementation of teen services The reports highlight four main findings: 🫂 Holistic relationships with staff and community partners are the foundation for teen engagement 🤝🏾 Community partnerships expand capacity to serve youth in all areas of connected learning 📖 Storytelling about youth outcomes is a compelling way to demonstrate impact 💡 Staff who are lifelong learners and innovators are effective champions. Through an extensive literature review, 9 library partnerships, and interviews with 25 library staff, our project’s researchers built understanding of the systemic and cultural barriers and challenges public library staff and leaders face when working to implement connected learning through their institution. Big thanks to Institute of Museum and Library Services for supporting our work during this 3-year project and a shoutout to the research team: Linda W. Braun, Kimberly H., Mizuko Ito, Vera Michalchik, and Amanda Wortman! 👏🏽🫂 Please share to fellow #Librarians and other members in #LibraryServices to grow the #ConnectedLearningThroughLibraries movement! #LibraryLife #LibrariesTransform