Whether your child is attending school exclusively online or will have a combination of online and classroom instruction, experts say they must have an efficient at home study space to succeed at online learning. It’s essential to create an area that is organized, has good lighting, is comfortable, and SAFE!
Tips for Student Workspaces
Tip 1: Include your child in the design of their Student workspace

Tip 2: Stay Connected for Online learning
Tip 3: Equip Home offices and Study spaces with Adequate Lighting
Tip 4: Ensure Safety with Proper Electrical Outlets and Wiring
Students engaged in distanced learning will need to keep computers, printers, phones, and other electronic devices charged through the day. Not only are extension cords limited, they can pose electrical and other hazards, such as tripping and pulling equipment off their surfaces. The professionals at Milton Electric will survey your area and suggest where to install new electrical outlets. We can even install outlets with USB charging capabilities, which are especially convenient.
Tip 5: Limit Distractions
Call Milton today at (410) 276-3420 and let us help set your entire family up for a successful school year.
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