We all found ourselves in a difficult situation in 2020: schoolchildren were transferred to distance learning, parents were torn between work and study of their children. This period is coming to an end, but the lessons that we learn from it will be useful to us in everyday life. The authors of this book, educators and expert psychologist, offer time-tested tools for organizing learning space, planning time and learning activities that will help your child not only keep up, but also get ahead in distance learning, for whatever reason they choose to do it.