Qualities You Should Look For in Your Virtual Tutor

by learnwells | Jan 18, 2021 | Classroom Curriculum, News, Student-Patient, Tutor, Virtual Learning

If you are looking into virtual tutors to help homebound students, you might have found countless individuals during your search who offer online services. Deciding which online tutors will be of the most helpful for your students can be challenging. However, having...

5 Key Components of Academic Programming during Mental Health Treatment

by learnwells | Sep 1, 2020 | Behavioral Health, Education Programs, Hospital Education, Parents, School Districts, Student-Patient

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5 Benefits to working with an external partner to provide academic programming for your school-aged patients

by learnwells | Aug 25, 2020 | Behavioral Health, Education Programs, Hospital Education, Student-Patient

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Communicating with Families of Student-Patients About Hospital Education Programs

by learnwells | Nov 28, 2018 | Behavioral Health, Classroom Curriculum, Education Programs, Hospital Education, Student-Patient

By: Mary Ware In the hospital classroom, teachers and program administrators are at an advantage when compared to the families of student-patients. The hospital education environment is a unique subset of educational programming that can be very niche at times. There...

Ready Made Thanksgiving Unit Plans for the Hospital Classroom

by learnwells | Nov 16, 2018 | Behavioral Health, Classroom Curriculum, Education Programs, Hospital Education, Student-Patient

The holidays are quickly approaching and for student-patients, just because they are away from home doesn’t mean that holiday anticipation ceases to exist. Thanksgiving, Christmas, and other winter holidays are a special time for many students, and it is important to...

5 Ways to Help New Student-Patients Feel Connected to Programming

by learnwells | Oct 23, 2018 | Behavioral Health, Classroom Curriculum, Education Programs, Hospital Education, Student-Patient

When new student-patients enter a hospital or treatment center classroom, it can be an overwhelming, scary, and/or uncertain time. School often brings stress for students in the regular environment, and the added pressure of academics while undergoing treatment may...