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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
SCHOOL PROGRAMMING QUESTIONS
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What requirements are there to implement the Get Ready to Learn program at our school?1. Schools must have access to wifi. Our program videos are only available through streaming and cannot be downloaded or distributed. 2. A trained staff member in the room to ensure all protocols are being followed and all staff is modeling for participants. 3. Mats for all students and staff to participate. Contact us directly if you need assistance procuring mats.
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Is your school program only for students with disabilities?No the program is for all students. There are modifications built in and adaptations for our most physically and/or behaviorally-challenged students.
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Do you accept purchase orders?Yes.
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I am a returning school whose membership is about to expire on your old platform, how do I renew? "Please have your school administrator contact lindsay@getreadytolearn.net about your request for renewal. Be sure to include your school details and how many classrooms are currently enrolled/interested in renewing.
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I am interested in bringing the Get Ready to Learn program to my school, where do I begin?"Please fill out this form here: www.thegetreadyproject.com/school-inquiry-form
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My school is still on your old streaming platform, can we migrate to your new platform?"If you are part of a New York City school, platform migration will occur in 2020. If you are not part of a New York City school, please have your school adimistrator contact lindsay@getreadytolearn.net about migrating to our new platform. Otherwise, you shall remain on our old platform until your school's expiration.
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Do all students and staff require yoga mats?Yes all participants doing the floor or foundations series must have their own individual mats. Shared mats are not permitted.
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How do schools fit in another activity in the course of an already packed school day?The researched GRTL program is considered embedded curriculum. That is, the program is embedded into a teaching period as the warm up for learning, resulting in measurable changes in behavior, academic performance, attention and communication.
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP QUESTIONS
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What requirements are there to implement the Get Ready to Learn program at our school?1. Schools must have access to wifi. Our program videos are only available through streaming and cannot be downloaded or distributed. 2. A trained staff member in the room to ensure all protocols are being followed and all staff is modeling for participants. 3. Mats for all students and staff to participate. Contact us directly if you need assistance procuring mats.
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Is your school program only for students with disabilities?No the program is for all students. There are modifications built in and adaptations for our most physically and/or behaviorally-challenged students.
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Do you accept purchase orders?Yes.
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I am a returning school whose membership is about to expire on your old platform, how do I renew? "Please have your school administrator contact lindsay@getreadytolearn.net about your request for renewal. Be sure to include your school details and how many classrooms are currently enrolled/interested in renewing.
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I am interested in bringing the Get Ready to Learn program to my school, where do I begin?"Please fill out this form here: www.thegetreadyproject.com/school-inquiry-form
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My school is still on your old streaming platform, can we migrate to your new platform?"If you are part of a New York City school, platform migration will occur in 2020. If you are not part of a New York City school, please have your school adimistrator contact lindsay@getreadytolearn.net about migrating to our new platform. Otherwise, you shall remain on our old platform until your school's expiration.
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Do all students and staff require yoga mats?Yes all participants doing the floor or foundations series must have their own individual mats. Shared mats are not permitted.
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How do schools fit in another activity in the course of an already packed school day?The researched GRTL program is considered embedded curriculum. That is, the program is embedded into a teaching period as the warm up for learning, resulting in measurable changes in behavior, academic performance, attention and communication.
MISCELLANEOUS QUESTIONS
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What requirements are there to implement the Get Ready to Learn program at our school?1. Schools must have access to wifi. Our program videos are only available through streaming and cannot be downloaded or distributed. 2. A trained staff member in the room to ensure all protocols are being followed and all staff is modeling for participants. 3. Mats for all students and staff to participate. Contact us directly if you need assistance procuring mats.
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Is your school program only for students with disabilities?No the program is for all students. There are modifications built in and adaptations for our most physically and/or behaviorally-challenged students.
-
Do you accept purchase orders?Yes.
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I am a returning school whose membership is about to expire on your old platform, how do I renew? "Please have your school administrator contact lindsay@getreadytolearn.net about your request for renewal. Be sure to include your school details and how many classrooms are currently enrolled/interested in renewing.
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I am interested in bringing the Get Ready to Learn program to my school, where do I begin?"Please fill out this form here: www.thegetreadyproject.com/school-inquiry-form
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My school is still on your old streaming platform, can we migrate to your new platform?"If you are part of a New York City school, platform migration will occur in 2020. If you are not part of a New York City school, please have your school adimistrator contact lindsay@getreadytolearn.net about migrating to our new platform. Otherwise, you shall remain on our old platform until your school's expiration.
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Do all students and staff require yoga mats?Yes all participants doing the floor or foundations series must have their own individual mats. Shared mats are not permitted.
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How do schools fit in another activity in the course of an already packed school day?The researched GRTL program is considered embedded curriculum. That is, the program is embedded into a teaching period as the warm up for learning, resulting in measurable changes in behavior, academic performance, attention and communication.
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