Parents: 8 Back to School Pro Tips

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1. Make Homework a priority 



Make homework time a daily habit. Find a quiet and consistent place at home where your child can complete his or her homework. If your child is having difficulty with his or her homework, make an appointment with the teacher sooner rather than later.

2. Prepare a study area

Set up a special place at home to do school work and homework. Remove distractions. Make it clear that education is a top priority in your family: show interest and praise your child’s work.

3. Take charge of TV time 

Limit the time that you let your child watch TV, and when you do decide to do TV time, make it a family affair. Talk together about what you see and ask questions after the show ends.

4. Get everyone to bed on time

During the holidays, children aren’t always on a schedule, which is understandable. But, proper rest is essential for a healthy and productive school term. Help your kids get back on track sleep-wise by having them go to bed earlier and wake up earlier at least a week in advance of when school actually starts.

5. Make healthy meal

Let’s face it – no one can concentrate when they’re hungry. Studies show that children who eat healthy, balanced breakfasts and lunches do better in school. Fix nutritious meals at home, and, if you need extra help, find out if your family qualifies for any child nutrition programs.

6. Get a check up

It’s a good idea to take your child in for a physical and an eye exam before school starts.

7. Plan to read with your child everyday 

Make a plan to read with your child for 20 minutes every day. Your example reinforces the importance of literacy, and reading lets you and your child explore new worlds of fun and adventure together.

8. Pay up every levy in time

This will help keep your child's emotion and psychology stable.


Thanks for reading through and God bless. 

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