How to motivate children do their homework
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One of the reasons why
school children hate school days is because of their homeworks. As most often
they come home tired for they already spent the whole day studying in school.
How to motivate them and bring them on to enjoy studying is not an easy task.
My youngest son who is
already on grade 7, still has mood swings - tantrums and stubbornness being an
ADHD kid yet through proper motivation, attention and perseverance I can handle
his different dispositions. It is difficult but having a lot of patience do
wonders.
These home assignments
are tasks given to students/pupils by their teachers outside of class and
frequently may include researching, reading, writing or building a school
project. I will share you my simple yet effective tips on how to motivate your
child/children do their homework without a battle.
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Let
them rest for a while after school, encourage a short talk with them. Listen with interest to their stories on what
has transpired during the day.
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Prepare
good nutritious food; definitely they are hungry upon arriving from school.
Kids on puberty and teen stage have a big appetite to eat time and again. It is
important for them to have a full stomach before they proceed on doing their
homework
·
Set
a regular time and place for them to study to develop a habitual routine.
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Provide
them with complete school supplies such as pencils, ballpen, markers, rulers,
colored papers, bond papers, crayons, watercolor, glue, etc. I always make sure
I have a stock of what he might need for making his artworks and projects.
·
Additional
study resources and reference materials are important too, like dictionaries,
thesaurus, encyclopedias, English handbooks and the internet.
·
Guiding
and tutoring them provides us an opportunity to participate in their
education. Nevertheless do not make the
work for him.
·
Have
his study area away from the television or turn off the radio which could
divert his attention.
·
Once
he is engaged and serious in doing his assignments refrain from distracting his
thoughts and concentration.
Assignments or homeworks
are intended to increase the knowledge and enhance the abilities and skills of the
pupils/students. Completing them successfully can help children build up
wholesome habits and attitudes.
These are nice tips on how to motivate children. As for my eldest, I have no problem as she is fairly motivated as of now. The only problem I have is my son. He is quite a handful at school.
ReplyDeleteI was active in school thanks to my mother and father.I am so glad that I have a very supportive parents when I was younger .
ReplyDeletehi, joy. reading your post makes me envious. I should have written the same thing as i do and share ur experience on kids doing homeworks. I always prepare snacks so the kids can eat when they do arrived fr sch. I let them rest, too :)
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These are easy to follow tips that will really help the kids enjoy doing homework.. :) Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI checked your list and I am glad that I'm doing it right. If may I add, allow the child to choose his/her study time. :)
ReplyDeleteIf TV is not turned on, my daughter will surely spend every afternoon writing and drawing stuff
ReplyDeletemostly ako ang ginagawa ko sa pamangkin ko pag nagtuturo ako sa assignment nila bibigyan ko sila ng price magnatapos nila kaagad ang homework then pag tama lahat may bonus pa food.. haha
ReplyDeleteboth my boys love to doodle - write, draw, color.. im glad they love school work.. nung bata ako, di yata ako ganon kasipag sa school work :)
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