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Parents play an important role in their children's education by communicating regularly through one-on-one talks, monitoring their academic progress, and coordinating with teachers. They should attend parent-teacher meetings, participate in school activities, and connect what their children are learning to everyday life experiences to encourage learning outside the classroom.
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Session | The Neurological Levels of Team-working: Harmony and Tensions
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- 1. THE ROLE OF PARENTS IN EDUCATION KING DAVID INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL GADA ODUPONG OFAAKOR
- 2. INTRODUCTION Although most structured learning takes place in the confines of the school, that doesnt mean that parents cannot have an active role in their childrens education. On the contrary, parents can encourage, motivate, and even influence their kids to do well in school. This presentation will discuss the roles that parents play in the education of their children.
- 3. ONE-ON-ONE TALKS Communication between parents and children is very important. It is the responsibility of the parent to provide guidance and advice. During these one-on-one sessions, problems and corresponding solutions can be discussed. All children need some time for a heart- to-heart talk with their parents.
- 4. MONITOR YOUR CHILDS PROGRESS IN SCHOOL Parents should have active participation in their childs school. They should be aware of how their child is progressing in school. The online grading portals, report cards, and the school progress reports provide parents a pretty good picture of the students performance grades, attendance, behavior, and evaluation of the teacher.
- 5. COORDINATE WITH TEACHERS The teacher is the best person to talk to on how well a child is doing in school. Often, the teacher will be able to give feedback not just on the academic aspect, but the emotional, and social aspects as well. Parents will be made aware if there are problems that may be hindering learning and student achievement.
- 6. ATTEND PARENT-TEACHER MEETINGS A parent-teacher association, or PTA, is an organization composed of parents and teachers that is intended to facilitate parental participation in school. Most elementary and middle schools (whether public or private) have a PTA. Parent-teacher associations take an active role in developing programs that support the educational needs of children. They also promote strong partnerships among families, schools, and communities
- 7. PARTICIPATE IN SCHOOL ACTIVITIES School activities are great opportunities to bring together students and parents. Students are strongly encouraged to participate in school functions, contests, and sports. Children naturally want to exhibit their talents and skills for everyone to see, especially their parents. Its also an excellent opportunity to get a feel of the school environment and how students interact with each other.
- 8. CONNECT WHAT YOUR CHILD LEARNS TO EVERYDAY LIFE More often than not, many of the things that your kids learn in school can be associated with everyday life. For example, you can talk to your child about units of measurement when cooking. In the field of science, you can discuss celestial bodies (sun, moon, stars), and the weather outside. If your child shows interest in gadgets and things, you can explain how the computer, refrigerator, and other appliances work. You can also discuss safety inside and outside the home (what to do during a storm, fire, or earthquake). Make this a part of your childs everyday experience to fuel your childs curiosity and desire to learn.