Encourage Your Child To Love Learning

One of the simplest ways to encourage our children to learn is through reading. At an early age we can begin to read to our children. As a nursery worker I can tell what children were read to and what ones that did not happen so much. Books have a way of taking the reader and / or listener away to another place. When they learn allow them to read with you. As they get better they will slowly start to take over the reading time, reading the book to you. Because they have learned to read they will be more apt to do good in school as well as like it.

Children are often distracted and it takes no time to get them away from what they are doing. It does not matter what it is anything can pull their attention away. It happens at school where the environment is full of education appliances so it will happen at home where there is t.v., video games etc... So. when they are doing their homework it should be completed in an area where there are not so many distractions. This way they are more able to o their work and remember what they learned as they completed it.

If your child finds something that interest them build on it. The excitement for the subject should make learning more interesting. Ask lots of questions and help build that excitement. Find songs, mnemonics and other funs way of learning a subject. These tools help build on their knowledge and makes it fun to learn.

Learning stretches beyond the classroom and throughout life. Get your kids in the kitchen and bake up some cookies. Allow them to read the recipe (helps with reading skills) , allow them to measure ingredients (think math skills). Another cool idea is to help them learn to ride their bike, build a ramp and have some fun. Most anything will help them use the skills they learn in school. As they fall in love using skills they learn then they will fall in love with learning.

YOU CAN HELP YOUR CHILD LIKE SCHOOL BY BEING A CHEERLEADER AS WELL

• Don't be afraid to ask questions if you are concerned about something going on at school. The teacher or principal should be able to help you. 
• What as a parent are your rights?? Concerning what?? There are special services that your child can get if they meet certain points of interest likewise other programs may be available as well. 
• Any time you are concerned inquire with the teacher how your child is doing, if they are struggling as well as if they are behaving in school. If a problem arises with another student, teacher or other authority person find out about what is going on directly. 

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