Monday, October 4, 2010

Stay involved

Your child may act like he/she wishes you would disappear sometimes. But when it comes to school success, middle graders still need their parents around.

 

Why?

When parents get involved in learning, student achievement soars. Children score higher on tests, turn in better projects, and participate more in class if they know

their parents care.

 

When?

You can be involved in your child’s learning at any time of day. Talk about homework while you’re making dinner. Watch a documentary together at night. Visit a museum on the weekend. You’ll show your child that you think learning is important.

 

(Resources for Educators, 2010)

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