Distance Learning Not Going Well? Hit the Reset Button With These 10 Strategies

It's so easy to focus on what is not going well with distance learning. Yet research shows that happier minds are more productive, creative, and better at solving problems, so it's worth retraining you and your child's brains to scan for positive moments.

Make a gratitude jar and put sticky notes next to it for each family member to add one positive thing each day. Then, once a week, have a special treat and read them aloud to one another (our family does it on "Ice Cream Sunday" with, you guessed it, ice cream sundaes).