Helpful links for lockdown

Attitude

There are lots of great resources to help us get through the Lockdown with our families and sanity intact. We’ve pulled together a few that we think are particularly good:

These real-time resilience tips are in English, Simplified English, Korean and Chinese.

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Simplified English
Korean
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Help with home learning
In this Greater Good article, aschool psychologist offers advice to parents on how to support their child during school closures. READ IT HERE

Generation Nex – some great advice on making the most of online learning and how to prioritise, resources for anxiety and stress and helping Year 12 students stay on track. READ IT HERE

School Planner
This HANDY PLANNER is a fillable PDF that you can use to plan your days, making the most of the times you know you are most productive. You can type directly into the slots and tick them off once completed.

We know many of you will have other commitments and responsibilities as well, so include them in your planner and don’t forget to schedule in some breaks for food and exercise.  This way you can ensure you have allocated the time required to your studies and maintaining a schedule while you are distance learning. This is a great opportunity for you to take some control over your learning and demonstrate the key competency of managing self.

Having a routine is vital at a time like this, so use the planner either in a digital format or print it off and write on it. Make sure you keep it visible while you are doing your school work.

 

NZ Institute of Wellbeing and Resilience
You might like to check out the New Zealand Institute of Wellbeing and Resilience: https://nziwr.co.nz/category/covid-19/ They have pages dedicated to Covid-19.

 

Dealing with Disappointment
If you are looking for some ways to support your sporty daughter through the disappointment of organised sport being cancelled, there are some great tips in here written by a New Zealander: https://balanceisbetter.org.nz/parents-supporting-young-peoples-disappointment-at-postponement-and-cancellations/

 

Beat the Boredom
Teen Resilience Coach, Kate Fitzsimons, has created this podcast to help students beat the boredom during the school holidays: https://www.katefitzsimons.com/blog/beating-boredom It will help them get ‘‘unstuck” from boredom by showing them how to find way more fun, purpose and enjoyment in what’s currently our ”new norm”.

 

Tackle the lockdown with Attitude!
Attitude, the teen arm of The Parenting Place has put together this awesome 4-minute video to help teens “survive” their family during lockdown.

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