Parental Involvement
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Parental Involvement and Engagement: Analyzing the Difference
Parents are key stakeholders in their child’s education, and their involvement and engagement are critical. Oftentimes parental engagement is used in the place of ... -
How to Keep Parents Engaged in School Activities Using an LMS
An LMS, or Learning Management System, is a digital software application that can be used to track a variety of materials and processes in ... -
How Edtech Boosts Parent Engagement in Schools
It’s always a challenge for many teachers and school administrators to maintain or level up parent engagement in schools. They don’t like attending meetings ... -
Tablet Time that Brings Families Together
It’s rare when families get together all at the same time in the same location to catch up and enjoy each other’s company. Music ... -
Making a Place for Google Home
Google Home is the latest virtual voice assistant to hit the market. Although it’s not yet as robust as Amazon Alexa, this new artificially ... -
When Your Child is Exposed to Cyberpornography
Sooner or later, it’s going to happen. Your child will look for something in a search engine, and a pornographic image will appear on ... -
The 3 Times You MUST Read Your Child’s Text Messages
You’ve already decided your child is ready for a cellphone. Now you have to determine whether or not read your child’s text messages. You’ll ... -
As Schools Unveil New Tech Initiatives, Keeping Parents Connected Is Key
While schools begin to embrace technological initiatives with the hopes of meeting the needs of a changing student populace, there is a disconnect between ... -
What Parents Really Want from Edtech
Technology presents itself as a double-edged sword. On one hand, it’s the bane of every parent’s existence. Kids demand the latest tech, wanting new-generation ... -
The Real School Data That Parents Must Have
Education never lacks for data; there’s plenty to go around. Mandated to share performance data, schools routinely distribute information to parents about their child’s ...
