Family PODs Increase Learning for Students Studying Remotely
poppy johnson • September 5, 2020
A deep cleaning of the home-based classroom learning environment is a must in Lake Havasu!
Some parents, school administration districts and educators across the country are making the decision whether the students will return to school full time in the fall, or whether they will be utilizing the Internet and distance learning options. It seems that the latter is the rule right now, with most students planning to learn in some type of home-based learning environment
either alone or with a group of similarly situated students in their community.
There are recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as to how cohort learning or POD based learning in the home setting can proceed carefully and safely for all participants. This idea of cohort or POD learning is a new term that was created by schools during the pandemic, to be able to accommodate students as they began to be schooled in the home setting.
Instead of going back to school to learn in traditional classrooms, students around the country will be educated at home this fall, as schools around the country decide if they will open their doors to students in November, or whether they will wait until after January 2021 to make that decision.
There are many reasons for schools allowing and encouraging cohort or POD learning, such as with the idea that POD learning:
• Decreases opportunities for exposure to SARS and COVID-19 viruses and other communicable disease among students
• Reduces contact of students with shared surfaces that are already contaminated
• Helps remove threats of a virus if one student has a positive test result for a virus
• Allows for targeting education for students in a safe home setting and environment to increase learning without threats of disease
Parents who are homeowners, apartment dwellers or anyone else involved in accommodating PODs this fall should schedule a deep cleaning of their home-based classroom, and follow up with frequent cleaning during the time that they are running the POD home-based learning classroom environment at their home. This regular cleaning will help to keep diseases, bacteria and viruses out of the home, and provide the safest possible learning environment for all students, siblings, tutors, parents and guests to your home.
If you are planning to include cohort or POD-based learning in your home, just give us a call for scheduling a deep cleaning now of your learning environment area. We can come to you to clean your home before school starts and during the school year as you help to accommodate students to help them continue their learning in remote learning-based environments. We will provide a deep cleaning and through cleaning of all rooms that you want cleaned, to allow for a safe and clean environment for students who will be a guest in your home for distance learning POD activities.
There are recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) as to how cohort learning or POD based learning in the home setting can proceed carefully and safely for all participants. This idea of cohort or POD learning is a new term that was created by schools during the pandemic, to be able to accommodate students as they began to be schooled in the home setting.
Instead of going back to school to learn in traditional classrooms, students around the country will be educated at home this fall, as schools around the country decide if they will open their doors to students in November, or whether they will wait until after January 2021 to make that decision.
There are many reasons for schools allowing and encouraging cohort or POD learning, such as with the idea that POD learning:
• Decreases opportunities for exposure to SARS and COVID-19 viruses and other communicable disease among students
• Reduces contact of students with shared surfaces that are already contaminated
• Helps remove threats of a virus if one student has a positive test result for a virus
• Allows for targeting education for students in a safe home setting and environment to increase learning without threats of disease
Parents who are homeowners, apartment dwellers or anyone else involved in accommodating PODs this fall should schedule a deep cleaning of their home-based classroom, and follow up with frequent cleaning during the time that they are running the POD home-based learning classroom environment at their home. This regular cleaning will help to keep diseases, bacteria and viruses out of the home, and provide the safest possible learning environment for all students, siblings, tutors, parents and guests to your home.
If you are planning to include cohort or POD-based learning in your home, just give us a call for scheduling a deep cleaning now of your learning environment area. We can come to you to clean your home before school starts and during the school year as you help to accommodate students to help them continue their learning in remote learning-based environments. We will provide a deep cleaning and through cleaning of all rooms that you want cleaned, to allow for a safe and clean environment for students who will be a guest in your home for distance learning POD activities.
If your residential, commercial, organization, or public facility in Lake Havasu requires a deep cleaning for children who will be using the facility
for distance learning as school starts in the fall, just give us a call today. We will clean the POD rooms and ensure that your guests to the facility, home or building have a safe and secured clean environment for remote and distance learning. We are also able to clean up any residual damage or water from a flooded basement, water damage, sewage spillover, water intrusion or other damage such as fire or smoke residual damages.
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right now! We are here for you any time that you need us.
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