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Learning Coaches

Learning Coaches

Infographic titled 'BEING A LEARNING COACH' with five tips for parents.An infographic titled "BEING A LEARNING COACH" on a light wood grain background. It provides a numbered list of five tips for supporting a student: Help your child set a daily schedule. Include breaks! (features a clock icon) Set up a productive learning space. (features a desk icon) Monitor daily work through Canvas. Notifications can help! Check your child's computer history. (features a laptop icon) Review weekly announcements and progress reports. (features an "A+" graphic) A large information "i" icon is prominently placed on the bottom left side of the list.

An infographic titled "LEARNING COACH EXPECTATIONS" styled as a white piece of lined paper with a blue border, clipped to a light wood grain background with colorful paperclips. It contains two bullet points: A learning coach (typically a parent or guardian) is responsible for helping guide and motivate the student in the home learning environment. (The words "guide and motivate" are underlined). Encourage and help your student communicate with teachers and advisors when necessary. (The word "Encourage" is underlined).

An infographic section titled "BEING A SUMMIT STUDENT" on a blue ribbon banner. Below the banner, four white sticky notes are pinned to a light wood grain background, displaying the following text from left to right: First note: "Attend Homeroom every Monday" and "Check Canvas and Gmail everyday!" Second note: "Attend Zoom classes, work in Canvas, and/or log into Stride Learning daily." Third note: "Complete daily assignments and make progress." Fourth note: "Connect with your teachers/advisor!", "Join enrichments!", and "Have fun!" At the very bottom, small text reads: "Typically students work in each class for an hour a day. (4 hours per day = 20 hours per week.)"