Here are 10 ways that parents can educate their children to become successful students.
Know the teachers
Your teens can perform better if their parents are involved in their academic life. Attending a school event is a good way to see how your child's school is, also know his teacher. You can also meet with her homeroom to discuss school programs and rules, as well as the options parents and parents should know about
Visit the school
Knowing the lay out and layout of the school building can help you connect with your child while talking about his day at school. Find out where the class is located, the UKS, the cafeteria, the gym, the field, the playground, the hall, and the teacher's room, so you can imagine your child's world as he is telling
Create an atmosphere and a supportive place to learn and make homework
Homework or homework will make children remember lessons in class and practice important learning skills. It also helps the child to develop a sense of responsibility and work ethic that will benefit beyond the classroom.
Make sure your child goes to school in a state of learning
A nutritious breakfast helps your child to be ready for the day. Generally, children who diligently breakfast has more energy and will perform better at school. Children who eat breakfast are also rarely absent and rarely enter the UKS with stomach problems associated with hunger.
Embed your time management skills
If your child is organized, he or she will be able to focus on the lesson rather than spending time on other less important things.
Teach learning skills
Getting ready for an exam can be a daunting thing for a child and many teachers assume that parents will help learn to take the exam. Introducing your child to a good way of learning from an early age will result in good learning habits in his or her life in the future.
Know the school rules
All schools have rules and consequences on the behavior of their students. Schools usually include their disciplinary policies (sometimes called school codes) in the student handbook. These rules include student manners, how to dress, use of electronic devices, and the consequences that must be faced if they violate the rules.
Participate in school activities
Volunteering at your child's school event is a great way to show that you are interested in his education.
Supervise the absence of children at school
Your teenager should rest at home when he has a fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, or other illness that makes it impossible for him to move. But apart from that, it's important that they come to school every day, because catching up on class assignments, projects, exams, and homework is more difficult and will affect the learning process.
Take time to talk about school
It's usually easy enough to talk to elementary school students about what's going on in class and the latest news in school. But parents can become too busy and forget about the simple anxiety, but conversations like this can affect your child's success in school.
