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How
parents can help
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Be
interested in your child's work. Ask questions that require
him to explain things to you. He will appreciate your interest
(although the gratitude may not be expressed) and will learn from having
to verbalize the material to you.
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Offer to
help him study: Listen to him practice speaking. Call out
vocabulary words in Spanish or English for your child to recall.
Make sure he has the necessary materials that he needs for the course.
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| Help him see the relevance of Spanish in our daily lives. Point out uses of Spanish that we see all around us on billboards, in phone books, those freebie newspapers at the grocery stores, directions to equipment you buy, food labels, television stations, radio, etc. |
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Assist your
child in learning to manage time wisely. One of the most
important and lasting lessons that our children learn during their high
school years is to use time well. Make sure he studies well, plays
hard and rests fully.
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Teach your
child organizational skills. Many very capable students fail
to perform as best they are able because they cannot find something.
Organization is another of those skills that will make them much more
productive students of any endeavor.
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| Call or e-mail the teacher. If any doubt arises, please let me know. Most teachers welcome the interest of their students' parents. |
| top last updated: 09/19/2003 |