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Announcer: Here’s a “help your student succeed” tip from the experts at the Illinois Education Association.
Talent: Classroom success doesn’t happen by accident. Students achieve when they apply themselves. Adults who show interest in their student’s education reinforce the teacher’s message that success is worth the effort.
Here are three easy ways you can help your student succeed.
One, put yourself in the school “loop.” Watch for school newsletters and visit the school website so you’re informed about events and special announcements.
Two, limit the time your student can spend playing computer games, watching TV, or talking or texting on the phone. And enforce those limits.
Three, at homework time, help your student focus on the task. Have them explain the assignment and how it relates to what’s being studied.
More tips on how parents and guardians can help their students are on the IEA website at I-E-A-N-E-A-DOT ORG. That’s I-E-A-N-E-A-DOT ORG.
When teachers and families work together, kids learn.
Announcer: A MESSAGE FROM THE ILLINOIS EDUCATION ASSOCIATION.
Illinois Education Association is an association of more than 130,000 members composed of Illinois elementary and secondary teachers, higher education faculty and staff, educational support professionals, retired educators and college students preparing to become teachers.
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