Most parents think that grades define a child's success in school. However, research suggests that social and emotional learning, and meeting community needs are also essential in ensuring a child's success. And the thing is your child can't do it alone.
As his first teacher, your guidance and support makes all the difference in the world. Here are four things you can do to help your child achieve his full potential at school:Believe in your child's abilities.
You are your child's cheerleader. Believe in him, and he'll start to believe in himself. A confident kid raises his hand during recitations, eagerly joins extracurricular activities, and doesn't miss out on all the opportunities available at school.
Offer him honest feedback.
When your kid does something wrong at school, help him realize his faults by letting him know straight away. You don't have to scold your child—explain calmly that it's okay to make mistakes every once in a while.
Manage your expectations.
Evert parent wants a child to succeed, but you're going to have to let him carve his own path. Spend time with him, help him identify his dreams, and offer him your support no matter what. A kid that's not worried about disappointing his parents is bound to enjoy school a lot more.
Equip him with the right tools.
A nourished mind and body makes all the difference at school! Encourage him to eat healthy, get enough sleep, and be more active. A well-rested mind allows him to function well during class and exams. A nourished body, on the other hand, makes it possible for him join after-school activities, learn new skills, and meet new friends.
Give him MILO, which is every mom's trusted partner when it comes to nourishing their children's bodies. MILO Ready-to-Drink is the ideal baon for moms who want to their child to stay alert, active, and focused in class. It is the only baon drink with Protomalt, plus milk, vitamins and minerals to help him take on challenges at school.
It doesn't take much to raise a well-rounded child who can be successful in school. As long as you have all the right tools and an encouraging mindset, your kid’s going to be all right.
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Sources:
http://www.colorincolorado.org/article/twenty-ways-you-can-help-your-children-succeed-school
http://www.courierpostonline.com/story/opinion/2015/03/08/forum-school-success-defined/24530601/
http://www.adi.org/journal/ss06/BeaboutSpring2006.pdf
https://www.milo.com.ph/products/milo-ready-drink
