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Useful suggestions for students to succeed in their studies and for parents to accompany their children in their learning journey.
Students
Students
How Can I Succeed at Distance Learning?
How Can I Succeed at Distance Learning?
Many students are now getting their education in a different kind of “classroom”—their home. If that’s true of you, how can you make the best of it? Here are some suggestions.
Plan your routine. If a schedule hasn’t been set for you, create one and then stick to it.
Cultivate self-discipline. Learn to tackle the work at hand—even when you don’t feel motivated.
Create a study space. Make your learning environment comfortable, but not cozy. Remove anything that will disrupt your concentration.
Learn to focus. Concentrate on the subject at hand, and don’t try to multitask.
Take breaks. Physical activity or a hobby can refresh you.
How Can I Finish My Homework?
How Can I Finish My Homework?
Do you struggle to get all your homework done? Try to work smarter, not harder. These study tips can help you to reduce the time it takes to finish your homework.
Plan ahead. Have all your study tools within reach. Choose a location that will allow you to concentrate.
Organize your work. Decide the order in which you will tackle your assignments.
Get to work. Be industrious; don’t procrastinate.
Stay focused. Avoid distractions—digital ones in particular.
Be balanced. Take a break when necessary. Don’t let homework stress push you over the edge.
What if I’m Failing at School?
What if I’m Failing at School?
Getting bad grades can be demoralizing. It may be tempting to give up, or even drop out of school altogether. Consider these five steps to get better grades.
Show up for class.
Make the most of each class. Take good notes. Try to follow the logic of what your teacher is saying. If you are permitted to, ask questions during class.
Resist the urge to cheat. Cheating is dishonest. There are many ways to cheat in school. One is to copy other people’s work. This is not only dishonest but also counterproductive.
Make homework a priority. If possible, do your homework before other activities—especially recreation. That way, once your homework is done, you’ll enjoy your leisure time even more!
Ask for help. Don’t be ashamed to accept help from others. Approach your parents for advice. Ask your teacher for help to get better grades. In some cases, you may also be able to get help from a tutor.
Parents
Parents
How to Help Your Child Improve His Grades
How to Help Your Child Improve His Grades
Putting pressure on a child causes anxiety at school and at home. Parents can identify the real problem behind bad grades and encourage learning.
Control your feelings. If you feel angry, postpone any discussion with your child about grades.
Identify the real problem. Common reasons for bad grades are bullying, changing schools, exam anxiety, family issues, lack of sleep, lack of a schedule, or lack of concentration. Do not assume your child is simply lazy.
Create an atmosphere conducive to learning. Make a schedule for homework and study. Have a place where your child can do his homework free from distractions (including television and mobile phones).
Encourage learning. The better your child understands how he benefits from school now, the more he will feel motivated to learn.
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