5 Good Study Habits to Help Your Child Succeed in School
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As a parent, you may ask, What is the secret behind having good grades According to Jane D. Hull, the most overwhelming key to a child’s success is the positive involvement of parents. There is a feeling of content that comes with having ones child do excellently well in school, it does not only increase ones confidence as a parent but also helps the child’s self concept. Getting your child ahead in class is a pleasant thing, but such comes with consistent and well coordinated efforts, time and resources from dedicated parents. This is also a pointer to the fact that the family is the most important social system, by implication a child is a reflection of his immediate family.
Have you been wondering how to get your child started and/or motivated to a journey of All-As ? Are you determined to help your child succeed in school to attain impressive academic achievement and self esteem.
For these reasons, we have compiled a list of 5 good study habits to help set your kids on the right track. This can be the tipping point in making good students into great students with a remarkable academic performance at school.
One of the very strategic ways to inspiring your children to attain academic success is by helping them set high academic expectations for themselves. Making them challenge themselves and raising the bars of academic expectations and aspirations – not settling for the good but the best. It is believed that having high aspirations and expectations of your child has the biggest impact on their grades. Parental expectations comprise how important school is, students attitude towards teachers, and making them understand the value of education.
It is envisaged that when children receive desired support and motivation from their parents they are most likely better of at school and in other areas. Parents have very significant role to play in the success and progress of their wards in important school and life matters
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Article written by Titilayo Adewunmi
(Content developer at Edufirst.ng)