#ParentingInTheTimeOfCovid

Editor’s note: Learning in the Time of Coronavirus is a multi-part video interview series where, in each episode, we interview folks with a unique perspective on how Covid-19 is affecting education across the world – and how we can keep learning in spite of it.

In this episode, Elizabeth Cook, Senior National Advisor of Social-Emotional Health, shares stories of creative parenting while balancing work schedules in a busy house. She walks us through ways we can maintain our social-emotional health in this strange time.

And don’t forget to follow Elizabeth on Twitter: @ecook_SEH! You can learn more about her work by visiting Alliance for a Healthier Generation.

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Learning in the Time of Coronavirus

See all of our interviews from the Learning in the Time of Coronavirus video interview series:

• Research tells you one thing, your emotions tell you something different
• Teaching from home: “You have to have some adult facilitation.”
• Turn off the news!
• How do I capture the presence of my classroom, online?
• Following up with Tabitha, “Teaching from home.”
• Education is changing. How am I going to change with it?
• #ParentingInTheTimeOfCovid
• Staying Resilient: The Simple Pleasures
• Across Borders: A Multi-Cultural Perspective on Responses to COVID-19
• Keeping Up the Routine for Kindergarteners
• Making Social-Emotional Learning Tangible for Students — At a Distance
• How Instructional Design Can Help Us Teach Online
• Creating "Caroline Conquers Her Corona Fears"