Who Can Be a Learning Hero?
Every Parent.
You’ve got what it takes — you know your child best. But even superheroes need a team. We’re here to help you support learning at home — with simple actions to help your child reach their goals.
#ParentStrong: Your Guide to Distance Learning
Find free, high quality resources and get your questions answered by leading experts and the 2020 National Teachers of the Year.
Ready to Partner 
Here are tips and tools for a different kind of school year.
New Report: Parents’ Engagement in Remote Learning During COVID-19 Will Redefine Relationships Between Families and Schools
Newly released PARENTS 2020 survey data reveals interesting insights about parents and guardians at this unprecedented moment in time.
Talking to Children about Racism and Justice
This Learning Heroes directory assists families as they navigate the many free resources that are available to help start discussions of race, racial justice, and anti-racism with your children.
Learning Tools
Find helpful resources to support academic, social, and emotional learning.
#bealearninghero in Action!
By taking actions – big and small – every day to support your child’s learning, you can be a learning hero. Check out these tips from other parents and share your advice, stories, and questions using #bealearninghero.
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Technology can help students of all ages: Get personalized support. Stay socially connected. Practice critical skills Our new series with @BeALearningHero helps teachers and families leverage technology to stay connected and support students. “
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In partnership, w/ @BeALearningHero we’ve launched #AskATeacher to answer your questions about distance & hybrid learning this fall, more at http://bit.ly/Ask-A-Teacher “
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#ParentStrong - Best ways to build a connection with your child's teacher Educator and Teacher, Robert Hendricks answers a parent question about how parents and teachers can best partner up to ensure the best possible success outcomes for the student in this quick clip from our #ParentStrong town hall.
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WNET: Parenting Minutes Watch this video about how to talk to your child about expressing emotions.
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