Research demonstrates that parental involvement positively affects a child’s academic success, resulting in improved grades, attendance, and behavior.
This involvement can include helping with homework, attending school events, and communicating with teachers.
Here are some helpful tips to support your child:
Supporting Homework Completion
- Set a regular study time and location.
- Provide a quiet, well-lit space with minimal distractions.
- Help your child with difficult assignments but encourage them to complete it on their own.
- Check their completed work for accuracy and completeness.

Communicating with Teachers
- Attend parent-teacher conferences and meet with teachers regularly.
- Communicate any concerns or questions you have about your child’s progress.
- Be proactive in addressing issues before they become bigger problems.
Attending Parent-Teacher Conferences
- Take advantage of these opportunities to learn more about your child’s strengths and weaknesses.
- Ask the teacher about their recommendations for improving your child’s academic performance.
- Discuss any social or behavioral concerns you may have.
Encouraging Extracurricular Involvement
- Extracurricular activities can help improve your child’s academic performance.
- Encourage them to participate in clubs or sports that interest them.
- These activities can also help develop skills such as teamwork and leadership.
Supporting Your Child Emotionally and Mentally
While academic success is important, it’s also crucial to support your child emotionally and mentally.
Here are some ways to do so:
- Encourage open communication with your child.
- Listen to their concerns and provide support when they are feeling stressed or overwhelmed.
- Teach them stress-reducing strategies such as deep breathing and meditation.
- Encourage them to take breaks and engage in healthy hobbies and activities.
By staying involved in your child’s education and providing emotional and mental support, you can help them achieve academic success and develop into well-rounded individuals.
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