PRIDE Online Whānau Survey

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Over the last week, you (children and whānau) have had to adapt to a very different way of living and learning at home. We thought it would be timely to gather information about what has been/ is hard, and what you would find helpful and useful to support your child with their learning at home. Your information will be used to help us design our 'PRIDE Online' learning space. PRIDE Online is what we are calling the learning that we will be supporting your child with during the lockdown. We know that any 'learning' will need to be flexible to meet the needs of each family. Your feedback will help us design PRIDE Online - true partnership! You know your child best and you are the ones living at home in your reality! We want any learning to be manageable for you. We would appreciate your feedback by 6pm Tuesday 7th April, so we can use it to help teachers plan at our virtual Teacher Only Day this Wednesday 8th April. Stay safe and take care.

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What things have worked well for your whānau during the lockdown period so far? e.g setting up a timetable, mix of indoor/ outdoor play/learning. Keeping a routine..

What barriers have you had/or expect, with online learning/ remote learning? We asked you for this info 2 weeks ago - what is the reality now (same or different)?

How long would you expect to spend on school learning each day/week? (e.g learning could be:flexible project /topic based, some 1 to 1 with teacher, group with teacher, independent, supported, online etc)

1-2 hours daily on core subjects ( Maths, Reading, Writing)

3-4 hours daily including core subjects and practical learning around the home.

5-6 hours daily including core subjects and practical learning around home,

Other:

We want to be able to continue to support your child in their learning, but we want it to be manageable for you. We are keen for this to be fun and supportive, not stressful. What kinds of learning activities do you think would work best in your household? A list of examples below and/or please add your own ideas.

digital support (prob solving with digital issues)

specific learning feedback on See Saw

video/ live contact with the teacher

clear directed learning goals for your child

support/ connection with whanau about your child's learning and how you can support

list of activities they can do

videos of learning they can do to watch at a time that best suits your family

learning challenges/ topics that include aspects of reading, writing, maths

Other:

What suggestions do you have for us in developing a programme for remote learning/ PRIDE online?

How else can we support you?

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