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Parents
YOU ARE THE KEY!
WAYS PARENTS CAN HELP THEIR CHILD SUCCEED IN SCHOOL
 

 

Have High Expectations

I talk to my child about the importance of a good education.

Homework is a scheduled activity.

I have provided a space specifically for homework.

I expect my child to show respect for teachers and classmates.

I encourage my child to do his/her best at school.

I schedule appointments and trips for times that do not interfere with my child's attendance at school.

I do what is necessary to ensure my child is at school on time.

I am aware of and reinforce the school rules and policies.

I have explained to my child that good grades are a result of hard work.

I have told my child that school requires the same commitment, effort, and "work ethics" as any job.

I make sure that my child understands that academic achievement and good grades are ultimately his/her responsibility.

I model and discuss responsible behavior for my child.

I have realistic expectations for my child.

I model good planning and decision making at home.

I enjoy learning and demonstrate that to my child.

I tell my child that the teacher and I are both on the same team! 









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