With the back to school the kids go from one leisure and entertainment routine in which each day you learn something different from one in which the Attention, he study, the memory practice and rest to assimilate what was learned in the day. These days of transit to school should remember that children have to have study habits and techniques for their good educational development during the school year. In addition, these routines, conveniently assimilated and improved year by year, become a fundamental asset when the student grows up and decides to pursue studies that demand greater capacities. Study habits and techniques are not only learned in school, so it is important that we help them direct and guide time management from home.
For example, it is important to maintain a continuous rhythm in the classes to get a progression in learning. You have to help the kids to keep up in class and can face the studies without falling into frustrations or delays so it is essential that what they learned in the day work with light reviews, anecdotes and stories to facilitate the reminder and even some homework to internalize what has been learned.
The children are going to demand our attention so that we encourage them, that we help them and that we prepare them to face the school year in which there will be challenges that will be better overcome by applying constant dedication. And, that a child feels lost before the study can generate anxiety because he dedicates a lot of time to do homework although with little academic success. That is why you have to take advantage of the study time, we have to encourage you to be persistent and practical in your daily homework.
For children it is convenient to offer them a adequate space to concentrate daily, do not be overwhelmed by your daily school work and generate habits, motivation and techniques to get around the course without last minute surprises.
So these last days of vacation are good to go encouraging kids to recover the course routine, prepare with them a study area and get to know their answers, feelings and concerns about the challenges they will face during the school year.
In Peques and More | Back to school
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