Every parent Pride, is to see their children grow big and become smart where ever they go. Must especially, if that kid gets a scholar award for their brilliancy, or even getting that kid to be the next best noble price winner. It on our humble self’s and joy to have a kid to grow like that. But to be able to late fate make that happen for you, you would still do little of your job to make it happen. And when it does, you would boldly stand tall and beam saying “Yes, this is the child that I want him to become great in life, and with my support for him, I am proud to say that yes! It did happen”.

   Ok let’s get it to the point, you wanted to see your child great but you don’t know what to offer them as your support with to see it happen. Well don’t worry much of the money, because you don’t need to spend too much on them except on the term of educational investments that you want your child to be an accountant, lawyer or engineer, that’s the case. But if you also want to raise a great sport athlete, who would make you rejoice standing out the crowd, or even take selfie when a goal is scored saying “this is my child” then you would also need to put extra efforts to that, and yes, this time, you would also spend

termstheBut for a simple term, these practices are what you should be doing to get to the point you want your kids to reach.

olderolder. Starting early: To train a smart and intelligent kid, you must start the process early. This means that you don’t have to wait until the child reaches a certain age or level in life or maturity before you can start grooming the child’s intellect and perception. This way you are giving them more room to intellect the old they become, and before they are 18 or older, they might bring to you a new innovation that would help you or your society because of their early engagements.

grooming experts. Inspire curiosity in them: Always, it said that Curiosity is the mother of invention, you need to inspire curioucity in your kids, make them ask questions, create doubts in their heart and let them think and question the status quo to be reassured of the authenticity of things. By doing that, you would quickly realize that your kid could be the next Albert Einstein. Inspiring curiosity doesn’t just mean living them alone to find some answers or problems to ask you for answers. It also a step that you can give them a task that they can deliberate on, task that they can doubt many possible outcomes or the answers to it that’s being said but to also sit and find the answers their self’s. That’s Grooming them to become much better experts on that.

Giving them mental and emotional support: Doing so, you’re raising and trying to groom a human to be one intelligent, you must not forget their emotional and mental needs. Sometimes, as humans, we doubt ourselves and abilities, it is now your duty as parent or ward, teacher or whoever to instill the right ideas in them by encouraging them, being there for them when they need someone to share their emotional outburst with. And when they do, that also builds more confidence and courage in them on whether to keep on doubting on that thing or not. Parents support to them at this point is required to be at the optimal point for your child, incases or failure due to doubt or maybe fear, be right next to them, offer your emotional support in them, build their confidence and tell them to try it one more time, then you would see a change for the emotional supports you’ve offer. These supports could come in different ways, such as Love, kindness and your advices. That you would impact in the life you’re your children could make them become the next president in the future to stand and speak to the crowd, bold enough because they have been able to stand their ground since they were children, and this is what people like to see.

Allow them rest enough and appreciate the need: Just like exercise, rest is very paramount for a child to achieve mentally superiority and intelligence. Rest helps the body to relax and rejuvenate after much work and exhaustion. Don’t too much over worked your child. Let them to have a little rest. That renews their body and energy, it makes them look stronger, else, acting on pressure could get them nowhere, cause the strength that they would have out to the know on a thing, is weak, and they won’t bring out their best. But having the rest in their bodies renews their strength and confidence too.

Making them how to set goals and work towards them: Because you must plan if you must succeed, to raise very intelligent child or children, you must let them set goals, monitor them, aim for it, work hard towards achieving them, and encourage them when it becomes tough. Planning Goals are one strong thing people don’t know is the key to success. To do that, you would have to let them think for their self’s, and making them to think for themselves starts when you begin giving them tough problems to solve, just like chess or riddles game. That builds their intellect to be able to think at any time without having the stress to think before finding a solution for that problem, because it has been there in them from an early age.

Making them smart is also about giving them the best education by:

Making Sure Homework Gets Done

Adults definitely have their work cut out for them with their careers, and the last thing you may want to do is follow-up on your kids' homework It's important, though. You also need to support teachers in the homework they give students. They are trying to educate your kids, not give you more work to do, and they can only do so much during the school day.

Check to see what your kids' assignments are and if they're completing them. If you don't, you may not see a problem until it gets much worse. Some things are taught differently these days, and there is advice rolling around that parents shouldn't help their kids do their homework because they may get it wrong. Instead, ask them how to solve the problem or ask them to reread the instructions. If they are confused or don't want to work at it, this often does the trick.

Teach Your Kid How to Put Stuff Where It Goes

One of the most valuable skills kids will learn in school is organization. It may sound trivial, but organization is the bedrock for completing projects on time, putting things away where they go, and learning to live in a clean space. Organization is a basic life skill kids will use at school, work, and for the rest of their lives. Your kids aren't going to jump at the chance to learn how to pick up their toys, and teens aren't going to be very excited when you tell them organization is the ticket to success, but it's still your job to instill this ability to help them succeed.

Teach your kids to put things away when they're done with them and organize things like clothes and books for a fast location. This will help them get places on time, arrive ready to go, and establish boundaries and cleanliness values. To understand how organizational skills affect kids later in life, take a look at these business skill sets:

 Creating and keeping deadlines

Delegation

Goal setting and meeting goals

Decision making

Surprised, now it's all making sense! These same skills are being developed at schools, too, and if your child's school isn't developing them, they need to be. You may be surprised at what your child is expected to do in the classroom and not expected to do at home. Aligning them can help your child learn boundaries, respect others, and manage their time better.

Allow Your Child to Succeed or Fail on Their Own

Most parents know you can tell kids over and over, but sometimes they just don't learn until they suffer the consequences of not getting homework done, misbehaving in class, or losing an after-school job. Kids need to fail and succeed, and doing something less than perfect shows them they may have to try harder next time. If they fail, it's the perfect time to step in and guide them toward better study habits or encourage them to try harder to learn a difficult concept.

Practice Discipline, Respect, and Self-respect at Home

The bottom Some parents allow kids to do whatever they want at home and then expect teachers to enforce discipline and teach self-respect. Teachers are some of the hardest working people in society -- why make their jobs harder? Discipline isn't easy, but you can look up strategies on the Internet, and kids need to learn self-respect from you as well. The bottom line is that parents should handle most of the disciplinary actions that affect their kids.

If you find it tough to make your child learn, practice these skills

Develop an atmosphere of reading

Some people would argue that reading it the key to success in life. We would most certainly argue that at minimum reading is a key to success in learning. Children who develop a love of reading also develop a love for learning. Children who struggle with reading struggle with learning.

it also Reading not only helps children develop a much richer vocabulary, it also helps their brain learn how to process concepts and formal communication. And the skills gained from reading extend far beyond increased performance in language art classes. Students who read well experience an enhanced ability to learn in all subjects, including technical subjects such as math and science.

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Introduce and encourage different types of learning styles

Every child has learning preferences and styles that are best suited to their way of learning. Some children have a dominant learning style, while others prefer to learn using a mix of learning styles. There isn't necessarily one right or wrong learning style or mix of learning styles. However, by helping your child discover his preferred learning styles, you can use techniques that will improve his rate and quality of learning.

Now if you go out for a jogging together with your child, then on the way eventually, you can instigate a new learning style to them. How?

Well it’s not a thing to think hard about, you can use the jogging to build their knowledge on count and measurements i.e. How they run, their feet’s accelerates to the ground can bring a great practical knowledge impact to their lives and education, same also goes to other daily choirs and responsibility. It all depends on the approach and methods you choose to give them, but I’ll suggest giving them a practical different learning style that you experienced, cause, that would build more room for understanding in their brain as you demonstrate to them.

Make learning fun through game-based learning

Game-based learning is not a new concept. It's been around for a long time. Game-based learning can be very advantageous for many reasons. Using games as an education tool not only provides opportunities for deeper learning and development of non-cognitive skills, but it also helps motivate children to want to learn. When a child is actively engaged with a game, their mind experiences the pleasure of learning a new system. This is true regardless of whether the game is considered "entertainment" (e.g., video game) or "serious" (e.g., military simulator). Games that are entertaining provide the added benefit of motivating children to want to engage in the learning process and want to learn more.

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Again, try making Learning Fun to them, because it’s sticks into their habits the older they get. Want to know how? Not a problem; I’ll show you how.

Most people have fond memories of elementary school. Playing with your friends on the playground, dominating at tetherball or gossiping and giggling on the monkey bars—these are the fun experiences we reminisce about.

Today, we hear a lot about Common Core standards and getting students ready for college. Gone are the carefree days of elementary school, as teachers and parents push kids to excel to even higher learning standards.

steps, whichbetterHaving fun and engaging with children playfully makes them have more rooms if you sit to learn together very friendly. And trying these steps I’ll outline below, would make it even better.

Be Open to Creativity

It’s easy to teach from the same lesson plans year after year. Once you have something that works, you may be a little nervous about trying something new. But remember—each year, you’ve got a new batch of students with various interests. Variety and creativity are the best ways to ensure learning stays fun.

them, Essentially, you should be open to your students’ creativity. Give your class the freedom to modify assignments and projects as long as they run the changes by you first. You may find that their ideas give a unique twist to a lesson. Plus, when students come up with something on their own, it’s more meaningful to them, and they can develop confidence in their decision-making skills.

Schedule Field Trips

Who doesn’t have fond memories of their class field trips? These treks outside the classroom are an ideal way for your students to connect to the outside world and engage with what they’re learning. From plays and museum exhibits to historical places, these and other field trips will be more memorable than a classroom lecture.

If your school has cut the field trip budget, try taking an online virtual field trip. Or maybe there’s a cool opportunity within walking distance of your building. No matter how you offer a trip to your students, it’ll be a fun way to learn.

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Make Technology Part of Your Lesson

Technology is a given in today’s world. From tablets and laptops to YouTube and Netflix, your kids experience an endless stream of devices, sites, and software every day. Use technology as a tool to make learning more fun, familiar, and accessible.

Take the Fun Outside

Recess—is there any word that brings more joy to a student’s heart? Looking forward to these outdoor excursions can make their in-class time more fun and engaging.

 Kids on group swing

playground, Kids need a break, yet many schools are doing away with recess in favor of academics. However, research shows that getting outdoors, playing on the playground, and engaging with friends primes their brains for learning. Along with that, you and your students could enjoy the additional benefits of having class outside.

a habit that By encouraging an healthy eating habit that also helps kids become smart, like eating these meals, Kid-friendly junk food alternatives

Instead of…    Try…

French fries    “Baked fries” grilled in the oven and salted lightly

Ice cream        Yogurt; sorbet; fresh fruit smoothies

Fried chicken Baked or grilled chicken

Doughnuts or pastries Bagels; English muffins; home baked goods with less sugar

Chocolate-chip cookies  Graham crackers, fig bars, vanilla wafers, fruit and caramel dip

Potato chips   Baked vegetable chips or, for older children, nuts

Eating out with kids

Skip the fries. Instead, take along a bag of mini carrots, grapes, or other fruits and vegetables.

Protein providers

Children need protein and iron to grow and develop. Try to give your child one or two portions from this group daily.

 Beans, pulses and lentils are good alternatives to meat, are low in fat and high in fibre, protein, vitamins and minerals.

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Encourage healthy eating habits

Whether they're toddlers or in their teens, children develop a natural preference for the foods they enjoy the most. To encourage healthy eating habits, the challenge is to make nutritious choices appealing.

Family meals offer opportunity to catch up on your kids' daily lives. Gathering the family around a table for a meal is an ideal opportunity to talk and listen to your kids without the distraction of TV, phones, or computers.

Social interaction is vital for your child. The simple act of talking to a parent over the dinner table about how they feel can play a big role in relieving stress and boosting your child's mood and self-esteem. And it gives you chance to identify problems in your child's life and deal with them early.

Mealtimes enable you to “teach by example.” Eating together lets your kids see you eating healthy food while keeping your portions in check and limiting junk food.  Refrain from obsessive calorie counting or commenting on your own weight, though, so that your kids don't adopt negative associations with food

Encourage exercise

The benefits of lifelong exercise are abundant and regular exercise can even help motivate your kids to make healthy food choices.

Play with your kids. Throw around a football; go cycling, skating, or swimming; take family walks and hikes.

Help your kids find activities they enjoy by showing them different possibilities. With that, a Good example can be seen inside this Book Dora’s Diary