Class During COVID

Many kids are itching to suit up and take to the court or field but are sidelined instead with so many school sports canceled amid the pandemic. What can parents do to keep kids active and that team spirit alive? Colton Bradford asked Studio Grow Founder Lisa Kuecker just that.

Many kids are itching to suit up and take to the court or field but are sidelined instead with so many school sports canceled amid the pandemic. What can parents do to keep kids active and that team spirit alive? Colton Bradford asked Studio Grow Founder Lisa Kuecker just that.

Many students are feeling downright panicked with all the unknowns of class during COVID. But what if you could help your kids flip the negative to the positive? Deborah Gilboa sat down with Maria Sansone to show you how.

Many students — and parents — are feeling unsteady heading into the school year. Let’s face it, some of us are feeling downright nervous with all the unknowns of class during COVID. But what if you could turn that panic into a positive perspective? Psychologist and resiliency expert Dr. Deborah Gilboa, or Dr. G., sat down with Maria Sansone to...

Former Massachusetts Governor and LearnLaunch President and Executive Director Jane Swift. Check out why she was actually glad that happened. And learn more about how educators and parents are being educated in remote learning.

After months of closures, students returned to their classrooms in districts around Massachusetts Monday. But with COVID-19 concerns guiding reopening plan, learning will be different this fall. “Oh, it’s really hard,” said Madeline Bradley, a fifth grader in Duxbury, of her district’s mask policy. Bradley was one of nearly 3,000 students returning to school in the community this week....

Ever wish you could speak your inner monologue out loud? Even to your kids? That’s Inappropriate’s Meredith Masony stops by with her hilarious brand of real talk on all-things-motherhood as she launches her latest book “Ask Me What’s For Dinner One More Time.” #mom2mom

Russell Johnston is the Director of Special Education in Massachusetts. In this conversation with NBC 10’s Brian Shactman, we hear how the state is preparing some if its most vulnerable students for the fall.

Meredith Masonry, Founder of That’s Inappropriate Blog, joins Maria Sansone to talk about her new book “Ask Me What’s For Dinner One More Time” and why creating a community of supportive moms is so important to her.

Remote learning has been a challenge for many students and parents. But imagine having to deal with that challenge while experiencing homelessness. In Massachusetts, that’s the reality for 24,000 public school students.

Patrick Tutwiler, Lynn, MA Supt. Of Schools talks about the challenges of opening this fall in a community with one of the highest COVID-19 rates in the state. They will be all remote to start. And Tutwiler tells NBC 10’s Brian Shactman, they are much more prepared for on line learning than they were back last...

Whether students are in the classroom at school or at home, they still need to be prepared! Bethany Braun-Silva shares her favorite products to help make remote learning fun and productive.

It seems like we’re about to go into the most intensive tech time ever, especially if you have kids going back to school. But, #Mom2Mom shows you why a tech time-out is actually in order for all families!

Many of us are obsessed with technology these days. Bestselling author and Hands Free Mama shares a critical first step to breaking the habit: Putting your phone away, like really away.

“Back to School” shopping looks a little different this year. The typical lists of notebooks, pencils, and binders are longer with additions like hand sanitizer and masks. Bethany Braun-Silva, Editor of Parenting.com, shares her favorite products to help keep kids safe this year. First, everyone needs a mask (or two or three!) Bethany has found success using Cubcoats with...

Need tips to manage the stress of all this “back to school” stuff? Dr. Pooja Lakshmin joins Maria Sansone for the latest Mom2Mom and shares critical tools for parents to manage all the anxiety of class during COVID.

This year back to school shopping lists are longer with additional safety items. Editor of Parenting.com Bethany Braun-Silva shares her favorite products to help stay safe as they head back to the classroom, at home or in person.

With fall upon us, you may want to set up your child for success with a designated home learning space as they prepare for more remote learning.

Many kids ended up on the couch or in their beds hunched over their laptops when the school year abruptly moved to remote learning in March. With fall upon us, you may want to set your child up for success with a designated home learning space. And, you don’t have to break the bank to do. “So many teens...

Whether it’s remote-only, 100% classroom learning or a hybrid of the two, most school districts across Massachusetts have now released their plans for the 2020-2021 school year. The COVID-19 pandemic has made it difficult for parents, teachers and students to figure out what they’ll need to do for a September start to the school year. NBC10 Boston has built...