Top Teacher Tips for Parents To Help Students Study at Home
This week, I'm sharing 7 tips to help children study at home. As a teacher or practitioner, you might not find this post relevant, yet it is. Not only will these tips help parents who read this post, but as educators, we can continue to support our students by suggesting these strategies be put in place at home as we work with families in establishing good study skills that align with students' needs and that move learning forward.
Use Time Wisely
Setting aside designated time to work on assignments, papers, etc. is a good habit for all students but can be especially needed for students who require extra time to process information or complete tasks. Setting a timer and working on an assigned task within that time frame can help keep students focused on the task at hand. If the timer dings before the job is complete, take a mini-break or continue working if appropriate.
Ask for Assignments Ahead of Time
Just as our children may need extra time on assignments and tests...
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Hey there! Welcome to The Dyslexia Classroom's blog. I'm Casey, a Certified Academic Language Therapist, Dyslexia Therapist, and creator of The Dyslexia Classroom. It is my passion to help educators and parents understand their dyslexic learners to help them reach their fullest potential. I'm glad you are here!
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