WHY PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IN CHILD'S EDUCATION IS IMPORTANT

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Parental involvement in a children's education is an essential factor that contributes to children's progress in school. It is very sad that most parents do not pay attention to their children's academic progress, they feel it's teachers' responsibility. Parents' active participation in their children's learning can come in so many ways, the most common is assisting with their homework, going through their exercise books, attending PTA meetings, etc.

WHY PARENTAL INVOLVEMENT IS IMPORTANT

Active involvement of parents in their child's education impacts greatly on the child's academic progress. Below are why it's of importance for parent to involve in their kids academic journey:

Parental involvement helps the children to stay motivated and have a positive attitude towards learning. They see the reason why education is important. When parents help their kids with homework, they invest time in teaching them and asking them questions relating to what they have learnt, how they understand the topic and what they can say about the topic. Things like this will impact such a child to focus in class and learn because he or she knows her parents will ask her to report to them what she has learnt.

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Furthermore, when parents support their kids, the kids will feel free to communicate their academic challenges and seek help from their parents.

Also, parental involvement in children's education helps them do well in their academics by having higher grades, doing and submitting their homework on time.

Parents working alongside teachers to support their child's academic performance brings about success and learning progress. Parents should nurture their kids towards learning as this will provide solid foundation for their children's academic progress and success.



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This topic is so informative, nice job!

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Thanks so much dear friend @mooontivated . I'm glad you find it informative. I appreciate your taking the time to read and comment .

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