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“I don’t get!” ‘My teacher
doesn’t teach right!” As a parent you have probably heard this
before from your child. Indeed when your child tells you that it
may be true. However, the majority of the time it isn’t so. One
of the main reasons for low performance and feelings of
helplessness among students is a lack of studying. Many students
do not open their notebook to review what they did during the
day when they get home. As a parent, you need to review with
your child what they did in school. More importantly, when your
child has a test it is imperative that you help your child
study.
Here are some tips to help
you help your child study efficiently.
1)
It is better to start studying two
days before the test. That way the child will have time to
process the information the day before the test.
2)
Be very patient. What seems easy to
you may be very difficult for a young child or any person for
that matter..
3)
Let your son or daughter know that
it is ok to make mistakes and that that is how we learn.
4)
Go over your child’s past homework.
5)
Ask him or her if there is anything
that they didn’t understand as you review their homework and
class notes.
6)
Give your child a test that you
make up based on all their notes.
7)
At the end of the studying session
ask your child if they feel comfortable about taking the test.
8)
Let your child know that if for
some reason they don’t pass the test that it is ok. Plan to
review the test with your child when he or she receives the
result.
9)
If need be contact the teacher to
find out what strategies you can use to help your child study
more efficiently.
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