Este es un gran video de como prepara a sus hijos. Mirenlo y diganme lo que pienzan.
Keys to school success - video - Academics & Activities | GreatSchools
-----------------------------------------------
The Luckie Stars
Keys to school success - video - Academics & Activities | GreatSchools
-----------------------------------------------
The Luckie Stars
"I promise you everyday your child will learn something.
Some days they'll bring it home in their hands.
Some days they'll bring it home in their heads.
Some days they'll bring it home in their hearts."
~Valerie Welk
__________________________________
Las Estrellas de Suerte
Todos los dias, su nino va a aprender algo.
Algunas dias va a traer que aprendio en las manos.
Algunas dias va a traer que aprendio en la mente.
Algunas dias va a traer que aprendio en la corazon.
This area will contain a wealth of information for the parents of my students.
Esta area tendra muchos articulos para los padres de mis estudiantes.
Homework Tips for Parents
Homework is important, but helping children with homework isn’t always easy. Here are some ways you can make homework easier for everyone!
-Study the same things in different ways and places
-Help your child learn about new words or content in a variety of ways. Talk about new vocabulary words several times over the course of the week, in diff erent sett ings. This will help enrich your child’s understanding of the word.
-Mix up the study time
If your child prefers to do a litt le math, a litt le reading, a litt le word study and then back to math, that’s okay! Mixing up the practice time may leave a greater impression on your learner.
-Space out the learning
If your child has a big test coming up next week, help her study a litt le bit each day rather than cramming it in the night before. An hour or so every other day, spacing out the learning, is a better way to really learn the material.
-Help your child get organized
Help your child pick out a special homework notebook or folder, and make sure your child has homework supplies, such as:
• pencils
• pens
• writing paper
• a dictionary
-Show your child that you think homework is important
Ask your child about her homework each day, and check to see that it is completed. Tell your child that you are proud of the work she is doing.
-Help your child without doing the homework
It’s important to answer questions if you can – but remember that homework is supposed to help children learn and that doing your child’s homework does not help in the long run.
-Talk with your child’s teacher
Find out what the teacher’s homework rules are. If your child has a problem completing or understanding homework, call or e-mail the teacher to talk about the issue.
For more tips, see “Helping Your Child Succeed in School.” www.ReadingRockets.org/article/375
Helpful information about learning brought to you by Reading Rockets, Colorin Colorado, and LD OnLine Reading Rockets, Colorín Colorado, and LD OnLine are services of public television station WETA, Washington, D.C.
Homework is important, but helping children with homework isn’t always easy. Here are some ways you can make homework easier for everyone!
-Study the same things in different ways and places
-Help your child learn about new words or content in a variety of ways. Talk about new vocabulary words several times over the course of the week, in diff erent sett ings. This will help enrich your child’s understanding of the word.
-Mix up the study time
If your child prefers to do a litt le math, a litt le reading, a litt le word study and then back to math, that’s okay! Mixing up the practice time may leave a greater impression on your learner.
-Space out the learning
If your child has a big test coming up next week, help her study a litt le bit each day rather than cramming it in the night before. An hour or so every other day, spacing out the learning, is a better way to really learn the material.
-Help your child get organized
Help your child pick out a special homework notebook or folder, and make sure your child has homework supplies, such as:
• pencils
• pens
• writing paper
• a dictionary
-Show your child that you think homework is important
Ask your child about her homework each day, and check to see that it is completed. Tell your child that you are proud of the work she is doing.
-Help your child without doing the homework
It’s important to answer questions if you can – but remember that homework is supposed to help children learn and that doing your child’s homework does not help in the long run.
-Talk with your child’s teacher
Find out what the teacher’s homework rules are. If your child has a problem completing or understanding homework, call or e-mail the teacher to talk about the issue.
For more tips, see “Helping Your Child Succeed in School.” www.ReadingRockets.org/article/375
Helpful information about learning brought to you by Reading Rockets, Colorin Colorado, and LD OnLine Reading Rockets, Colorín Colorado, and LD OnLine are services of public television station WETA, Washington, D.C.
Consejos para los padres sobre las tareas
Por: Colorín Colorado (2010)
¡Las tareas
son importantes! Sin embargo, no siempre es fácil ayudar a los niños con
sus tareas. A continuación presentamos algunas maneras de cómo usted
puede hacer que las tareas se vuelvan algo más fácil para todos. Estudie las mismas cosas de maneras y en lugares diferentes
Ayude a su hijo a aprender nuevas palabras o contenidos de manera diferente. Háblele acerca de nuevos vocablos varias veces en el transcurso de la semana, y en diferentes contextos. Esto ayudará a enriquecer la comprensión que su hijo tenga de la palabra.Mezcle el tiempo de estudio
Si su hijo prefiere hacer un poco de matemáticas, un poco de lectura, un poco de vocabulario y, luego, regresar a las matemáticas, ¡está bien! Mezclar el tiempo de práctica puede dejar impresa una huella más grande en su alumno.Espacie el aprendizaje
Si su hijo tiene una prueba importante programada para la siguiente semana, ayúdelo a estudiar un poco cada día, en vez de tratar de asimilar todo la noche anterior. Dedicar una hora o algo así un día sí y otro no, espaciando el aprendizaje, es una mejor manera de aprender el material.Ayude a su hijo a organizarse
Ayude a su hijo a elegir un bloc de notas de
deberes especiales o una carpeta, y cerciórese de que dispone de los
útiles para hacer los deberes, como:
- lápices
- bolígrafos
- papel para escribir
- un diccionario
No comments:
Post a Comment