Tips and strategies for starting a school year like no other
Tips and strategies for starting a school year like no other
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For many children, parents and teachers, uncertainty feels like the only constant as the start of the new school year approaches. Even as we try to enjoy this last stretch of summer, it’s hard not to worry about how kids will fare in the fall, especially those with mental health or learning disorders.
This week on childmind.org, we’ve rounded up our experts’ top advice on heading back to school. Partnering with teachers is more important now than ever, so we’ve got tips on how to open the lines of communication and work together to support kids. Plus, with so many competing demands on the table, we offer guidance for setting clear priorities this school year — what to emphasize, and what to let go.
Hannah Sheldon-Dean, Staff Writer | ✉

Tips for Partnering With Teachers

How to set up effective lines of communication.
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How to Set Priorities This School Year

What to do when you can’t do it all.
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Back-to-School Resources

A roundup for families and educators.
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Back-to-School Tips for Kids Who Are Struggling

New strategies and planning ahead can make a difference.
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Anxiety in the Classroom

What it looks like, and why it might be misunderstood.
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