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Sunday, April 30, 2006

Tips for raising successful children



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Tips for raising successful children:

« Don't be afraid to be pushy with your child. Studies show that children of pushy parents are more likely to go to college and be successful because that is what is expected of them. When you expect success, it will likely follow.

« Get to know the teachers. When you have a close relationship with teachers, you will have a better understanding of where your child is in school and what you can do to help.

« Ask for help. Teachers and school administrators have the education and background to point you in the right direction. If you don't know where to look to find a good after-school program or tutoring for your child, just ask.

« Encourage your child to learn. Even if you don't know the answers to advanced algebra, you can make sure that your child has time and a quiet place to study each night. When learning becomes one of your priorities, chances are that it will become one of theirs.

« Set an example. Show your kids that learning is fun by learning new things yourself. If you want them reading more, then read yourself.

« Help promote self-confidence in your children. If they have interests or talents, push them to pursue them. A confident child will be more likely to succeed.

Source: Tribune research, National Education Association and U.S. Department of Education


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