Tip #46 from 365 Teacher Secrets for Parents (McKinley, Trombly)

 


Today's tip for parents from two talented teachers comes from 365 Teacher Secrets for Parents by Cindy McKinley Alder and Patti Trombly.


#46

Other Problems

 

Difficulties are meant to rouse, not discourage.
The human spirit is to grow strong by conflict.
~William Ellery Channing

 

There are various reasons why some children struggle in school, but not all of the reasons are related to academics.

            Situations and problems at home can greatly affect your child’s academic success. A sensitive child may not be able to focus or concentrate because of a change in family structure such as separation or divorce, a death of a loved one, or even feelings of guilt due to harsh words exchanged.

            Your family’s life is personal, as it should be. However, if there is a serious situation occurring at home that you feel is or could be affecting your child’s academic achievement, it may be best to inform his teacher. Be assured that teachers are professional and the information you share in confidence will be kept in confidence. Teachers always have the child’s best interest at heart and if there is any way that he can help smooth the rough road your child may be traveling, he will help in any way he can.

If your child’s problems are related to conflicts with friends (i.e. playground troubles, bus problems), the teacher may not be the place to go. Teachers have very little control of what happens on the bus or playground. It may be best to see the playground supervisor, bus driver or principal for problems outside of the classroom. However, you may still want to make the teacher aware of the problem. He may be able to help by reinforcing simple rules such as kindness and cooperation.



     Cindy McKinley Alder                                            Patti Trombly

 

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