Effective Home Learning Tips and Strategies
Tips and advice for
Home Learning
Staying Motivated
Set daily goals
Aim to complete at least one daily activity
Try and get other people in the household involved in your learning
Get out in the garden and aim for at least 20 minutes physical activity to help your
mental well-being.
Staying on track
Make sure you include plenty of breaks throughout the day
When taking a break be sure to get a healthy snack and drink plenty of water.
Mornings are good time to exercise as it wakes up your mind and gets you
ready for the day ahead.
Rewards for your learning
When you have completed your activities or tasks give yourself a little treat or
reward…. This could be any of the following:
Grab a healthy snack
Watch a little bit of television
Listen to some music
Play with your favourite toy
Read your favourite book
Anything that you enjoy!
Planning your week- Weekly Timetable
Setting achievable targets
We find ourselves in a situation which we have never been in before…
So trying to learn from home is something new for everyone.
There are more distractions at home so try and keep them to minimum.
Get your family members involved in your learning that way it will make it more
fun and enjoyable.
Make sure you give yourself plenty of breaks so you don’t become bored and stay
motivated to do your best.
Turning your home in to a school
Get up early and start your day with a good breakfast to get you motivated and ready
to enjoy your learning
Try and stick to your timetable which you have created
Find somewhere comfortable to work
Make sure you take plenty of breaks to keep you motivated
Maybe sit at a desk or the dining table where you can sit properly
Super foods
When working from home it is easy to reach for unhealthy food such as crisps,
chocolate and biscuits .
Remember that these foods are filled with salt and sugars which can make you feel
tired. So instead reach for the fruit and vegetables which will boost your energy
levels and keep you concentrating.
Fruit and berries – These are full of vitamins . They make the perfect snack if your
hungry between meals.
Strawberries are highly nutritious and low in both carbohydrates and calories
Vegetables – Carrots are full of fibre and vitamin K and make a quick snack
between activities.
Broccoli contains a good amount of protein compared to other vegetables
Potatoes are full of carbohydrates and every nutrient your body needs
Hygiene
Please make sure that you and your family are currently
following the governments latest guidelines. These are:
Wash hands regularly for 20 seconds (Sing the “Happy
Birthday song” twice)
Stay home
If you need to go out stay 2 metres apart. This is called “Social
Distancing”
Please make sure
you are keeping safe
at home!
Enhance your home learning experience with these insightful tips: set daily goals, involve household members, take breaks, reward yourself, plan a weekly timetable, set achievable targets, and create a conducive learning environment. Stay motivated, stay on track, and turn your home into a productive learning space. Embrace healthy habits, manage distractions, and make the most of your learning journey from home.
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Tips and advice for Home Learning
Staying Motivated Set daily goals Aim to complete at least one daily activity Try and get other people in the household involved in your learning Get out in the garden and aim for at least 20 minutes physical activity to help your mental well-being.
Staying on track Make sure you include plenty of breaks throughout the day When taking a break be sure to get a healthy snack and drink plenty of water. Mornings are good time to exercise as it wakes up your mind and gets you ready for the day ahead.
Rewards for your learning When you have completed your activities or tasks give yourself a little treat or reward . This could be any of the following: Grab a healthy snack Watch a little bit of television Listen to some music Play with your favourite toy Read your favourite book Anything that you enjoy!
Planning your week- Weekly Timetable Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Morning Activity Afternoon Activity Free Time
Setting achievable targets We find ourselves in a situation which we have never been in before So trying to learn from home is something new for everyone. There are more distractions at home so try and keep them to minimum. Get your family members involved in your learning that way it will make it more fun and enjoyable. Make sure you give yourself plenty of breaks so you don t become bored and stay motivated to do your best.
Turning your home in to a school Get up early and start your day with a good breakfast to get you motivated and ready to enjoy your learning Try and stick to your timetable which you have created Find somewhere comfortable to work Make sure you take plenty of breaks to keep you motivated Maybe sit at a desk or the dining table where you can sit properly
Super foods When working from home it is easy to reach for unhealthy food such as crisps, chocolate and biscuits . Remember that these foods are filled with salt and sugars which can make you feel tired. So instead reach for the fruit and vegetables which will boost your energy levels and keep you concentrating. Fruit and berries These are full of vitamins . They make the perfect snack if your hungry between meals. Strawberries are highly nutritious and low in both carbohydrates and calories Vegetables Carrots are full of fibre and vitamin K and make a quick snack between activities. Broccoli contains a good amount of protein compared to other vegetables Potatoes are full of carbohydrates and every nutrient your body needs
Hygiene Please make sure that you and your family are currently following the governments latest guidelines. These are: Wash hands regularly for 20 seconds (Sing the Happy Birthday song twice) Stay home If you need to go out stay 2 metres apart. This is called Social Distancing
Please make sure you are keeping safe at home!
