Parents can fallow these tips to help their children succed in their Exams.
- Check their home work and completing their work: For each subject, whether your children have been given homework or not, make sure they review their notes. This will mean that when a big test or an end-of-unit test comes up, they will be prepared to study for it. Focusing on homework will also help your children be ready for the next lesson and ready to ask any questions that might have come up.
- Make them to keep their notes clean: Improving the quality of their notes that can help them to complete their home work. Make sure your children`s notes contain all the information they need to know. Have them highlight or underline the most important points. Notes full of crossed out words and messy ink patches need to be rewritten altogether.
- Make them to keep their school bags neat and clean:At least once a week, have your children empty their schoolbags to make them neater. You will be amazed by what they might find! Often, some "lost" notes or homework will show up just in time. For this reason, it is best to have your children do this in the middle of the week, Wednesday night is best. After a little while, your children will become naturally neater.
- Spend your time for their studies: If your children get stuck on a particular piece of homework, have them leave it and move on to the next piece. Otherwise, their frustration will rise and make matters worse. Have your children go back to the piece they left after a while. Things might be clearer then.
- Make them to have planned mind: Your children should use their school planners or their own schedules to anticipate what they will need to be doing soon. Encourage them to do a little bit extra, even when they seem to be finished with the homework for that day. If a test is coming up, make sure your children don`t leave studying to the last minute.
- Help them in their project: If research is involved in a project, be careful about how your children use the Internet. The Internet is a valuable resource, but it can be very distracting. Your children might get sidetracked and waste time going from topic to topic. Every now and then, take your children to the library to do their research. They will find valuable information and learn many useful research skills.
- Encourage them to use new technology: Help your children learn to use a computer effectively to apply to their schoolwork. Let them experiment with PowerPoint, Publisher, Front Page, and other programs. Help your children learn to type efficiently and use Word correctly. Install appropriate audio books on their iPods and watch the Discovery Channel and other educational television programs with them.
- Try your Best in implementing plans: This is going to be trial and error at the beginning, but for any subject and homework assignment, your children will have to find what works best for them. If positive results are not occurring, there is something they are not doing right. Some children may have to rewrite their notes to remember facts, others might have to read them aloud, while still others might need to act them out or build something. Once the right way is found, learning will improve.
- Teach them the importance of studies: Your children must learn to prioritize the things they need to do. Schoolwork and extracurricular activities must come first. Make this very clear to your children and help them stick to this priority.
- Know your child activities in the class:This applies to you as parents as well as to your children. If there is any doubt about an assignment, contact the teacher. Encourage your children to ask the teacher if they find something to be unclear. Your children can do this after class or the next day. Doing this will also help your children develop important communication skills and build their self-confidence.
A Best parent will modify themselves as a child and teach their children what to do and not to be. Try these tips and you can expect the effort less result.