HOW-CAN-YOU-IMPROVE-YOUR-CHILDREN’S-LEARNING-ABILITY?

HOW CAN YOU IMPROVE YOUR CHILDREN’S LEARNING ABILITY?

Dave Ikiedei Asei

28/01/2023

Learning starts immediately a child is born into the world, and as such parents and caregivers start to teach the child. That us why it is important as parents or caregivers to use the best ways to improve your child’s learning ability.

WAYS WE CAN IMPROVE THE CHILDREN’S LEARNING ABILITIES:

MAKE LEARNING FUN A D LOVING

• We should encourage the children them to love learning fun and interesting. By making the children to learn things as fun and as interesting as much as possible, they will grow up with the enthusiasm to learn. When the learning environment is well ventilated and providing necessary tools according to the age of your kids, les becomes easy and pleasurable.

SAFE AND STIMULATING AND SAFE ENVIRONMENT:

• You should always provide for your children a stimulating and safe environment to learn. A stimulating and safe learning environment will create a sense of security which will enhance their learning abilities. 

STUDY SKILLS:

Teaching children how to learn by teaching them study skills and learning strategies.

THE TECHNIQUES:

STUDY SKILLS TO DEPLOY:

CREATE A STUDY SCHEDULE:

• Break up study sessions: Instead of studying for hours continuously for long hours, take frequent breaks to avoid burnout and retain information better. Consider the attention span of the learners so that duration of learning would be considered.

ALWAYS USE ACTIVE LEARNING TECHNIQUES:

Always using active learning techniques instead of passively reading or listening, engage with the material by taking notes, summarizing, or teaching it to someone else.

MAKE USE OF PLASH CARDS:

Use flash cards can help with memorization and are easy to use and carry around.

PRACTICE RETRIEVAL:

Testing yourself on material that you have studied can help to strengthen your memory and improve your understanding of the material.

STAY ORGANIZED:

Try to Keep track of deadlines and assignments, and use a planner or calendar to stay on top of tasks and deadlines.

FIND THE RIGHT STUDY ENVIRONMENT:

Some people study better in complete silence, while others prefer background noise. Experiment with different environments to find what works best for you is the key.

GET ENOUGH SLEEP:

A well-rested brain is better able to absorb and retain information. During rest, the brain rejuvenate and become fresher which makes it better prepared to take in Information.

EFFECTIVE PRIRTIZARION AND MANAGEMENT OF TIME:

You should use your time effectively by prioritizing the most important tasks first before less important tasks.

STOP PROCRASTINATION:

Try to avoid procrastination by breaking down large tasks into smaller, more manageable ones and set deadlines for yourself for any task.

Fostering a positive attitude towards learning and oneself.

There is power in positive attitude in anything you do in life.

Provide opportunities for hands-on and experiential learning.

Always encourage children to ask questions and think critically. Don not do the talking all alone while teaching children.

 

Provide individualized instruction that meets the needs of each child. So always access the individual child’s abilities.

Build strong relationships with children to support their social and emotional development.

Encourage children to read and providing access to a variety of reading materials.

Regularly monitor the children's progress and provide feedback to help them set and achieve learning goals.

Incorporate technology and digital resources to enhance learning and engagement.

Create a diverse and inclusive learning environment that promotes cultural understanding and respect.

Provide opportunities for children to participate in extracurricular activities and clubs that align with their interests and passions.

Encourage children to take risks and make mistakes as part of the learning process.

Involve parents and families in their children's education to create a strong support system.

Provide opportunities for children to work in teams and collaborate with their peers.

Teach children to set and work towards personal and academic goals.

Offer a balanced curriculum that includes the arts, physical education, and other subjects in addition to traditional academic subjects.

Provide opportunities for children to take leadership roles and make decisions.

Encourage children to reflect on their learning and think about how they can improve and grow.