SOURCE Welcome to my blog, everybody! Hope you are enjoying this week so far? Did you know that the majority of parents are clueless about their children's intellectual development? They lose some fundamental knowledge as a result of their hectic job schedules. Naturally, no parent wants to watch their kid struggle in the classroom. I discovered some advice from my study and observations that can help your children feel more academically motivated.
- To start, encourage your child to build a habit of reading: Children should read often to broaden their knowledge and learn new things. Make sure your kids understands the importance of literacy. It is true that literate people are more well-known in society. Make sure your children have access to a range of reading materials, such as books, magazines, and news items. If it's possible, you may also create a reading schedule for them.
N/B: Make sure your child is under the supervision of an older person to prevent them from seeing anything online, in books, or in magazines that they shouldn't.
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Encourage him/her to seek clarification if they are doubtful: Encourage your child to make research and ask questions if unsure about certain things. As a result, they may learn to think critically and acquire a passion for learning. Be wary, however, about how much information they are acquiring.
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Promote hands-on learning: Children learn best via exploration and hands-on activities. Give your kid opportunity to learn via play and hands-on activities, and encourage them to explore and try new things. They may participate in extracurricular activities, which is beneficial. sports, joining a school group that interests them, such as a debate club, science club, music club, etc.
You're aware of the proverb, "All work and no play makes Jack a dull kid." Physical exercise may enhance cognitive function and boost academic performance in kids. Encourage your kid to participate in sports, outdoor play, and other physical activities to receive lots of exercise. My younger brother is always energetic and hyper when it comes to football and my mother often believes that my younger brother's football games are a distraction from his academics. That's not the case, however. In fact, it improves his performance.
- Encourage your children to develop excellent sleeping habits. The physical and intellectual growth of a kid depends on getting adequate sleep. By establishing a regular bedtime and establishing a soothing bedtime routine, you can ensure that your kid gets adequate sleep. I would advise taking a nap in the midday, maybe from 1 to 2 pm, and then putting them to bed about 9:30 pm. You they say "Early to bed, Early to wake."
Lest I forget, maintaining a decent and nutritious diet is also crucial. A child's brain growth may be supported by a nutritious diet that is high in fruits, vegetables, and other nutrients. Limit the amount of processed and sugary meals they consume.
I really hope this advice is useful. Thank you for reading, and see you some other time.
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