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March 31, 2021

A Guide to Motivate Your Child to Do Better in School

Some of the things that tend to play a significant role in the making of good human beings are done in schools. The majority of essential social skills are learned in schools even though education is the parents’ and teachers’ primary objective. For instance, no teachers teach students to make friends or how to present themselves to a group of people.

Most of the kids tend to observe and behave by a trial-and-error method where they either gain or lose friends. No doubt, social skills are essential, but the lack of them is not likely to have an immediate impact on the child’s life. During that age, education is a time-sensitive factor. Finally, some kids tend to top at the class while a few seem to be comfortable in their mediocre application.
Are you wondering how you can help your child to do better at school? Or how you can encourage your topper kid to remain a topper and the mediocre and less-than-mediocre into exceeding their past performances?

Here are a few tips to find out if your child is on the right track to attain his full potential or not:

Positive attitude:

At times, parents tend to think that expressing anger at a non-performing child may help the child to do better. This may or may not work for all children , rather this might make the children scared which might result in a lack of self-confidence. This might also instil a sense of hatred towards education.
Instead, just use only positive emotions, sit with your child and discuss how you can help if a child is failing in a subject. There may be several reasons for this: he may be bullied in class, the teacher may have covered the subject too fast. So it is of utmost importance that you sit with the child and have an honest discussion about the challenges he is facing. You can have a discussion with his class teacher about this too and maybe hire a private tutor to improve his grades.

Small gifts:

Encourage them to do well by gifting them something if they have shown an improvement. This will act as a positive reforcement. The child will be motivated to do better knowing that if her does, there is a gift waiting for him at the end of the day.
Environment at home:
Keep your home environment pleasant and positive. A stressful environment at home or in the classroom can negatively impact a child’s potential to learn.

Meet the educators:

Attending the Parent-Teacher meetings is important for parents to understand the challenges your child is facing in class. Have an in-depth discussion with the class teacher, understand the challenges and then take necessary actions. Talking to other parents will also help.

Respect your child’s interests:

The current competitive world that we are living in can be very stressful for children. They are constantly pressurised into doing better and better.
Parents should understand that each child is different and special in their own way. For instance, there could be some children who enjoy studying and perform great at academics. Some could be more interested in sports while others may enjoy music, dance painting or learning musical instruments. Respect their interests and encourage them to pursue in what they are interested in.

Making the child understand about the failures:

It is the responsibility of the parents to motivate the child to do what they are good at. At many stages of life, it is natural to have failures. Parents should not pressurize their child to keep performing well throughout. It is important to teach the child that it is absolutely normal to fail and learn from the failures.

Conclusion:

Most of the parents tend to be under the false idea that their responsibilities are over once they send their children to school. Parents have a very strong responsibility to motivate their children to do better at school, by teaching them discipline and good habits that could impact them positively. It is also important that parents act as role models for their children by being disciplined themselves. Children are their parent’s reflection, and parents play a very big role in structuring the mindset of children.

Hence, the above stated steps by the best educational company in Tamil Nadu could be of great use if applied with kids.

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