Once upon a time, I was a homeschool teacher. Each day, my kids and I turned our dining room table into a classroom. That is, if we weren’t traveling that day. Before the school year would begin, my wife and I would research curriculums to teach and how to go about educating our children. We decided it was time to send our kids back to public school and looked at homeschooling drift away in our rearview mirror.
Enter Coronavirus Outbreak.
I never thought I would become a homeschool teacher again, but here I am. The dining room table has once again become a classroom. In between lessons, I try to get a little work done myself. As all parents right now know, this is a challenging time to be a parent.
Brainly is a peer-to-peer app where students can ask their peers questions. Think of Quora, but for schoolwork. If a parent if having trouble answering that tricky math question, the student can click on a math section and ask the question. Someone will answer the question. It’s as easy as that. There are other subjects besides math.
Parents, we have enough going on and we’re stressed out. It’s hard being a teacher on top of everything. See if Brainly is right for your house.
Here’s some exciting Brainly news!
Brainly is offering a chance to win a $2,500 scholarship. Students must apply by April 30th.
Here are the details:
Write a 300-400 word Essay on:
- How is your parent/guardian helping you navigate this new world of online learning to make sure your education doesn’t skip a beat?
- How you as a student are being supported while learning at home?
- What are some of the biggest sacrifices your parent/guardian has made to ensure you’re successful while learning from home?
- Has your parent/guardian put in extra hours helping you figure out homework questions they didn’t know how to answer themselves?
- What steps are your parents/guardians taking to ensure they can put in a full day’s work while you put in a full day of learning?
- How has your parent/guardian gone the extra mile to make your home-learning experience a success?
To be eligible, applicants must:
- Be at least 14 years of age and no older than 21 years of age
- Legally reside in the U.S. at the time of application
- Be a current high school student
- Intend to be enrolled as a full-time student or take online classes at an accredited undergraduate U.S. college or university within the next 4 years
- Have home-learning experience
How to apply
- Register for a free Brainly account if you don’t have one
- Draft a 300-400 word essay based on the application prompt
- Press “Apply Now” and fill out your application
Legal terms and conditions
No purchase or payment necessary to enter or win. Making a purchase does not increase your chances of winning. Brainly, Inc. is the sponsor of the program. For further information on rules and eligibility, please read our Scholarship Terms & Conditions.
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