How can help your child succeed in middle school?.

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How can help your child succeed in middle school?

getting to schoolgetting around in school

Keeping up with the school day choosing courses schedule for the day lockers after-school activities

school rules respect for diversity School safety getting to and from school

Study time Use an assignment book. Provide a space for homework. Make a designated study time. Set realistic rules. Show respect for studying.

Managing big projects Break it down. Plan the work. Stay on schedule.

Plan for success.

Your child still needs you to be involved at school. Stay in contact with school staff. Attend events. Volunteer.

Team up with teachers! Regular contact – School website Two-way communication Infinite Campus

Older children still need rules. Set age-appropriate rules. Get your child involved. Follow through.

Good friends are allies on your child’s side. Think about what makes a good friend. Build friendships on common values and interests. Make time for friends.

smoking skipping school When the pressure’s on sex alcohol and other drugs

Talking tips Ask questions. Listen more than you talk. Focus on the positive.

In Summary… “Can you help me find my locker?” “Who should I ask for help?” “I can’t find my assignment?” “What are my talents and hobbies?” “Can you my teacher?” “Why can’t I go to her house?” “Mom, can I talk to you?”