Homeschooling is an alternative form of education where parents teach their children at home instead of sending them to public or private schools. Some benefits of homeschooling include improved quality of education, flexibility to adapt learning styles to each child, and avoiding negative influences of public schools. However, homeschooling also comes with some challenges like less socialization opportunities and requiring a high level of commitment from parents.
Home schooling involves teaching students at home rather than in a traditional school setting. Parents cite reasons like religious beliefs, control over academics and socialization, and flexibility. Studies show home schooled students often outperform those in public schools on standardized tests, with higher median scores and performance levels. While not for everyone, home schooling is a viable alternative to public education for some families.
Homeschooling involves parents educating their child at home rather than sending them to public or private school. There are various types of homeschooling like structured, virtual online, unschooling, and eclectic approaches. Homeschooling has benefits like being family oriented, flexibility in schedules, the ability to customize curriculum to interests and skills, and influence over religious and sex education. Potential downsides include less opportunities for socialization and athletics, time management challenges, and lack of attention for special needs children. Parents are responsible for curriculum, testing, and evaluating their homeschooled child's progress. Famous people who were homeschooled include actors, athletes, and musicians.
Homeschooling has both advantages and disadvantages. Some advantages include a personalized schedule tailored to a child's learning needs, flexibility to focus on different subjects, and adapting the schedule around life events. However, homeschooling also has disadvantages such as requiring a significant time commitment that may interfere with work or personal time, losing personal space in the home, and feeling pressure to compare one's teaching style to others.
Homeschooling involves parents taking responsibility for their children's education by organizing lessons, subjects, evaluations, and social activities. Some reasons parents choose to homeschool include believing they can provide a better education than schools, wanting more time with their children, concerns about school violence or socialization, and disagreeing with curriculum issues. While homeschooling requires commitment from parents, it allows for individualized learning and teaching children values from the family's perspective.
This document discusses the importance of parental involvement in a child's education and success in school. It provides tips for parents, such as keeping weekly contact with teachers if grades fall below average, attending parent-teacher meetings, having a goal and preparing questions in advance for meetings, and understanding a teacher's perspective. The document emphasizes exercising patience and using complaints about school as an opportunity to create a plan to help the child progress, rather than just putting pressure on them. Overall, it promotes open communication between parents and teachers to foster a child's intellectual curiosity, motivation to learn, and desire to achieve.
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This document provides teachers with guidance on effective parent communication. It discusses the importance of parent involvement in students' academic success. A variety of communication methods are presented, including both traditional and technology-based options. The "4 P's of Effective Communication" are outlined as being positive, personalized, proactive, and focused on developing partnerships with parents. Guidelines are provided for conducting respectful communication, addressing problems constructively, and maintaining a cooperative relationship with families.
Homeschooling is an alternative form of education where parents teach their children at home instead of sending them to public or private schools. Some benefits of homeschooling include improved quality of education, flexibility to adapt learning styles to each child, and avoiding negative influences of public schools. However, homeschooling also comes with some challenges like less socialization opportunities and requiring a high level of commitment from parents.
Home schooling involves teaching students at home rather than in a traditional school setting. Parents cite reasons like religious beliefs, control over academics and socialization, and flexibility. Studies show home schooled students often outperform those in public schools on standardized tests, with higher median scores and performance levels. While not for everyone, home schooling is a viable alternative to public education for some families.
Homeschooling involves parents educating their child at home rather than sending them to public or private school. There are various types of homeschooling like structured, virtual online, unschooling, and eclectic approaches. Homeschooling has benefits like being family oriented, flexibility in schedules, the ability to customize curriculum to interests and skills, and influence over religious and sex education. Potential downsides include less opportunities for socialization and athletics, time management challenges, and lack of attention for special needs children. Parents are responsible for curriculum, testing, and evaluating their homeschooled child's progress. Famous people who were homeschooled include actors, athletes, and musicians.
Homeschooling has both advantages and disadvantages. Some advantages include a personalized schedule tailored to a child's learning needs, flexibility to focus on different subjects, and adapting the schedule around life events. However, homeschooling also has disadvantages such as requiring a significant time commitment that may interfere with work or personal time, losing personal space in the home, and feeling pressure to compare one's teaching style to others.
Homeschooling involves parents taking responsibility for their children's education by organizing lessons, subjects, evaluations, and social activities. Some reasons parents choose to homeschool include believing they can provide a better education than schools, wanting more time with their children, concerns about school violence or socialization, and disagreeing with curriculum issues. While homeschooling requires commitment from parents, it allows for individualized learning and teaching children values from the family's perspective.
This document discusses the importance of parental involvement in a child's education and success in school. It provides tips for parents, such as keeping weekly contact with teachers if grades fall below average, attending parent-teacher meetings, having a goal and preparing questions in advance for meetings, and understanding a teacher's perspective. The document emphasizes exercising patience and using complaints about school as an opportunity to create a plan to help the child progress, rather than just putting pressure on them. Overall, it promotes open communication between parents and teachers to foster a child's intellectual curiosity, motivation to learn, and desire to achieve.
Positive & effective parent communication nto 2014cturnbullbf
This document provides teachers with guidance on effective parent communication. It discusses the importance of parent involvement in students' academic success. A variety of communication methods are presented, including both traditional and technology-based options. The "4 P's of Effective Communication" are outlined as being positive, personalized, proactive, and focused on developing partnerships with parents. Guidelines are provided for conducting respectful communication, addressing problems constructively, and maintaining a cooperative relationship with families.
This document discusses factors that can contribute to students' poor performance in learning, including lack of motivation, family issues, low confidence, and classroom environment. It outlines specific causes for each factor, such as students avoiding difficult tasks if they have a poor self-image or living in poverty distracting from academics. Solutions are provided for parents to help with motivation, create a study space at home, communicate with teachers, and build their child's confidence by allowing independence. Effective classroom management is also highlighted as important for reducing disruptions.
This document contains answers to questions from a sociology quiz on children and media, childcare, schools, and cultural frameworks. It includes 10 multiple choice questions about topics like music and emotion regulation in children, television viewing habits of infants, behavioral effects of early childcare, and individualism versus collectivism. The document also provides a link to download additional course tutorials.
This document contains a speech on parenting tips given by Dr. Fikri Nasir. The speech discusses that being a good parent involves expressing unconditional love, being a good role model, listening to children, making time for them, and helping them build character. Specific parenting tips mentioned include praising children, avoiding comparisons, listening without judgment, setting aside dedicated family time, teaching independence, and disciplining consistently. The speech emphasizes that every child is unique but good parenting can help children become confident and well-adjusted adults through a loving relationship.
The document discusses the role of parents in children's learning. It identifies several problems that can occur like lack of interest, motivation, understanding of language, confidence, and discipline. It provides solutions for parents to address each problem, such as nurturing interest, exposing children to new ideas, praising effort, and being involved in their learning. The conclusion emphasizes that children learn best when parents, teachers, and community work together to encourage and support them.
The document discusses whether homework is harmful or helpful. It notes that parents, teachers, and students have differing views on this issue. While homework allows students to reinforce lessons, it can also be a source of stress and take away from family time. Studies show that moderate homework can improve knowledge if parents are involved, but too much homework causes frustration. Overall, homework helps build learning habits but may lead to stress, though it allows teachers to identify issues and help students improve.
The document provides many suggestions for improving the transition from school to work, including:
1. Encourage paid internships, mentorships, and job shadowing opportunities to help students gain practical work experience while still in school.
2. Promote rural living and traditional apprenticeships to teach life skills and responsibilities at a younger age.
3. Limit choices and focus educational resources on a few high-impact programs to foster creativity within limitations.
This document discusses arguments for banning homework. It provides 17 facts supporting this position, including that students are given too much homework, which stresses them out and provides no real educational benefits. It takes away from family time, sleep, and other activities. Too much homework can negatively impact test scores while also threatening students' mental health. However, the document also notes potential downsides to eliminating homework, such as increased screen time, and benefits like developing time management, independence, and research skills. In conclusion, while homework is meant to be helpful, in excess it can decrease motivation and health instead of enhancing learning.
Homeschooling involves educating children at home rather than in public or private schools. It is recognized as a legal alternative in many countries. In the Philippines, homeschooling is recognized by DepEd if the parent-teacher is college-educated and can provide at least 4 hours of daily instruction for grades K-7. Popular homeschooling methods include classical, Montessori, unschooling, and Waldorf approaches. Major accredited homeschool programs in the Philippines include Alternative Learning of Asia, Angelicum College, Catholic Filipino Academy, Harvest Christian School International, The Master's Academy, and The School of Tomorrow. These programs provide DepEd-recognized curricula and support to homeschooling families.
This document appears to be a questionnaire for families with hearing impaired children. It contains 17 multiple choice or short answer questions regarding communication methods, activities with the child, expression of feelings, support services, and challenges caring for a hearing impaired child. The questions aim to gather information on how families support and interact with their hearing impaired children at home and in school.
This document provides guidance on how to enhance communication between teachers and parents at a Montessori school. It emphasizes observing parents without judgment to understand their perspectives, just as Montessori teachers observe children. The document recommends implementing fundamental Montessori practices like respect, choice, and observation when interacting with parents. It also suggests increasing opportunities for parent-teacher connections through conferences, education nights, and individualized communication to foster understanding and collaboration between home and school.
Working with families, Leanne McLeod, Education Forum, November 2017CELCIS
This document discusses working with families of children with complex social, emotional, and behavioral needs. It outlines the services provided by Harmeny to support these families, including ongoing contact, parent/carer involvement groups, and family interventions. Barriers to working with families like past experiences with professionals, mental health issues, and lack of communication are mentioned. The document also discusses approaches used by Harmeny like resilience assessments, dyadic developmental psychotherapy, PACE, and brain-based parenting to support families and professional development. It emphasizes the importance of developing relationships with families and considering the whole family system.
The document provides guidance for parents on the appropriate amount and types of after-school activities for children from kindergarten through middle school. It recommends 1-2 activities per week for younger children, with a focus on physical activities and developing interests. It suggests increasing activities and socialization as children age, including team sports, clubs, and community service, but warns that middle school students should not exceed 16-20 hours per week and need breaks to avoid burnout. The key is choosing activities that interest each individual child and monitoring for feedback and signs of stress.
Susan Taylor has a recurring nightmare about dropping off her daughter for her first day of high school. The document provides tips for parents and students to ease the transition to high school, including attending freshman orientation where students and parents learn about the school and resources. It emphasizes the importance of parents communicating with teachers and staying involved during the student's freshman year.
The document provides tips for parents to help their kids succeed in school. It identifies common problems students face such as lack of communication, attention, and interest in reading. It then offers solutions such as setting high expectations, limiting TV time to less than 2 hours per day, talking and listening to children, teaching study and organization skills, and reading together as a family. The overall message is that being involved and supporting children's education can help them achieve their full potential.
Homeschooling has both potential positives and negatives. The positives include individualized attention, flexibility in scheduling, and strong family bonding. However, the negatives can include lack of socialization, pressure on parents to succeed as teachers, and children not having a choice in being homeschooled. Ultimately both homeschooling and public schooling each have advantages and disadvantages, and what works best depends on each unique family's situation and needs.
TV viewing can reduce parent-child interaction, which is important for children's development. A study found that mothers talked and interacted much more with their children during book reading and toy play than during TV watching. TV watching suppressed both the quantity and quality of communication between mothers and children. In contrast, book reading and toy play encouraged more communication. Due to these effects on parent-child interaction, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children under 2 years old should not watch TV.
The way parents acknowledge and responds to a teenager showing the signs of anxiety is highly critical in helping kids foster a necessary sense of competence. The teachers at the international school in Borivali suggests the following strategies that parents should consider to help their kids manage anxiety:
This document provides information for parents about the upcoming school year for their children in Year 6. It introduces the teacher and discusses the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, including its focus on developing inquiring and caring students. It outlines the curriculum, including subject areas and transdisciplinary themes. It also discusses homework, reading and other academic expectations. Finally, it provides details about upcoming events and encourages parental involvement.
This document discusses the benefits of music education for children. It notes that while schools are cutting art and music classes, many parents are supplementing their children's education by enrolling them in private music lessons. Music education provides creative outlets for children and can help develop skills like creativity, concentration, and the link between music and math. Overall, the document advocates for the importance of music education in children's early development and learning.
This document discusses factors that can contribute to students' poor performance in learning, including lack of motivation, family issues, low confidence, and classroom environment. It outlines specific causes for each factor, such as students avoiding difficult tasks if they have a poor self-image or living in poverty distracting from academics. Solutions are provided for parents to help with motivation, create a study space at home, communicate with teachers, and build their child's confidence by allowing independence. Effective classroom management is also highlighted as important for reducing disruptions.
This document contains answers to questions from a sociology quiz on children and media, childcare, schools, and cultural frameworks. It includes 10 multiple choice questions about topics like music and emotion regulation in children, television viewing habits of infants, behavioral effects of early childcare, and individualism versus collectivism. The document also provides a link to download additional course tutorials.
This document contains a speech on parenting tips given by Dr. Fikri Nasir. The speech discusses that being a good parent involves expressing unconditional love, being a good role model, listening to children, making time for them, and helping them build character. Specific parenting tips mentioned include praising children, avoiding comparisons, listening without judgment, setting aside dedicated family time, teaching independence, and disciplining consistently. The speech emphasizes that every child is unique but good parenting can help children become confident and well-adjusted adults through a loving relationship.
The document discusses the role of parents in children's learning. It identifies several problems that can occur like lack of interest, motivation, understanding of language, confidence, and discipline. It provides solutions for parents to address each problem, such as nurturing interest, exposing children to new ideas, praising effort, and being involved in their learning. The conclusion emphasizes that children learn best when parents, teachers, and community work together to encourage and support them.
The document discusses whether homework is harmful or helpful. It notes that parents, teachers, and students have differing views on this issue. While homework allows students to reinforce lessons, it can also be a source of stress and take away from family time. Studies show that moderate homework can improve knowledge if parents are involved, but too much homework causes frustration. Overall, homework helps build learning habits but may lead to stress, though it allows teachers to identify issues and help students improve.
The document provides many suggestions for improving the transition from school to work, including:
1. Encourage paid internships, mentorships, and job shadowing opportunities to help students gain practical work experience while still in school.
2. Promote rural living and traditional apprenticeships to teach life skills and responsibilities at a younger age.
3. Limit choices and focus educational resources on a few high-impact programs to foster creativity within limitations.
This document discusses arguments for banning homework. It provides 17 facts supporting this position, including that students are given too much homework, which stresses them out and provides no real educational benefits. It takes away from family time, sleep, and other activities. Too much homework can negatively impact test scores while also threatening students' mental health. However, the document also notes potential downsides to eliminating homework, such as increased screen time, and benefits like developing time management, independence, and research skills. In conclusion, while homework is meant to be helpful, in excess it can decrease motivation and health instead of enhancing learning.
Homeschooling involves educating children at home rather than in public or private schools. It is recognized as a legal alternative in many countries. In the Philippines, homeschooling is recognized by DepEd if the parent-teacher is college-educated and can provide at least 4 hours of daily instruction for grades K-7. Popular homeschooling methods include classical, Montessori, unschooling, and Waldorf approaches. Major accredited homeschool programs in the Philippines include Alternative Learning of Asia, Angelicum College, Catholic Filipino Academy, Harvest Christian School International, The Master's Academy, and The School of Tomorrow. These programs provide DepEd-recognized curricula and support to homeschooling families.
This document appears to be a questionnaire for families with hearing impaired children. It contains 17 multiple choice or short answer questions regarding communication methods, activities with the child, expression of feelings, support services, and challenges caring for a hearing impaired child. The questions aim to gather information on how families support and interact with their hearing impaired children at home and in school.
This document provides guidance on how to enhance communication between teachers and parents at a Montessori school. It emphasizes observing parents without judgment to understand their perspectives, just as Montessori teachers observe children. The document recommends implementing fundamental Montessori practices like respect, choice, and observation when interacting with parents. It also suggests increasing opportunities for parent-teacher connections through conferences, education nights, and individualized communication to foster understanding and collaboration between home and school.
Working with families, Leanne McLeod, Education Forum, November 2017CELCIS
This document discusses working with families of children with complex social, emotional, and behavioral needs. It outlines the services provided by Harmeny to support these families, including ongoing contact, parent/carer involvement groups, and family interventions. Barriers to working with families like past experiences with professionals, mental health issues, and lack of communication are mentioned. The document also discusses approaches used by Harmeny like resilience assessments, dyadic developmental psychotherapy, PACE, and brain-based parenting to support families and professional development. It emphasizes the importance of developing relationships with families and considering the whole family system.
The document provides guidance for parents on the appropriate amount and types of after-school activities for children from kindergarten through middle school. It recommends 1-2 activities per week for younger children, with a focus on physical activities and developing interests. It suggests increasing activities and socialization as children age, including team sports, clubs, and community service, but warns that middle school students should not exceed 16-20 hours per week and need breaks to avoid burnout. The key is choosing activities that interest each individual child and monitoring for feedback and signs of stress.
Susan Taylor has a recurring nightmare about dropping off her daughter for her first day of high school. The document provides tips for parents and students to ease the transition to high school, including attending freshman orientation where students and parents learn about the school and resources. It emphasizes the importance of parents communicating with teachers and staying involved during the student's freshman year.
The document provides tips for parents to help their kids succeed in school. It identifies common problems students face such as lack of communication, attention, and interest in reading. It then offers solutions such as setting high expectations, limiting TV time to less than 2 hours per day, talking and listening to children, teaching study and organization skills, and reading together as a family. The overall message is that being involved and supporting children's education can help them achieve their full potential.
Homeschooling has both potential positives and negatives. The positives include individualized attention, flexibility in scheduling, and strong family bonding. However, the negatives can include lack of socialization, pressure on parents to succeed as teachers, and children not having a choice in being homeschooled. Ultimately both homeschooling and public schooling each have advantages and disadvantages, and what works best depends on each unique family's situation and needs.
TV viewing can reduce parent-child interaction, which is important for children's development. A study found that mothers talked and interacted much more with their children during book reading and toy play than during TV watching. TV watching suppressed both the quantity and quality of communication between mothers and children. In contrast, book reading and toy play encouraged more communication. Due to these effects on parent-child interaction, the American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that children under 2 years old should not watch TV.
The way parents acknowledge and responds to a teenager showing the signs of anxiety is highly critical in helping kids foster a necessary sense of competence. The teachers at the international school in Borivali suggests the following strategies that parents should consider to help their kids manage anxiety:
This document provides information for parents about the upcoming school year for their children in Year 6. It introduces the teacher and discusses the International Baccalaureate (IB) program, including its focus on developing inquiring and caring students. It outlines the curriculum, including subject areas and transdisciplinary themes. It also discusses homework, reading and other academic expectations. Finally, it provides details about upcoming events and encourages parental involvement.
This document discusses the benefits of music education for children. It notes that while schools are cutting art and music classes, many parents are supplementing their children's education by enrolling them in private music lessons. Music education provides creative outlets for children and can help develop skills like creativity, concentration, and the link between music and math. Overall, the document advocates for the importance of music education in children's early development and learning.
Focusing on new vendor relationships, alliances, and development in cloud at TD SYNNEX, Charlie is tasked with working with vendors to develop go-to-market strategies, establish and execute measurable goals, and build a framework for scale in channel. Having led multiple successful launches of cloud offerings at TD SYNNEX, he now works to build new relationships with cutting edge technologies, share the value of distribution with TD SYNNEX, and create the foundation of a successful partnership. Experiences include years of leadership, training and professional development, SaaS, EaaS, building strategic alliances, public speaking and engagement, go-to-market strategy, as well as vision and mission development and execution for cloud vendors.
1. The document provides information for students transitioning to high school, including an introduction to counselors, changes and challenges of high school, and how parents can help with the transition.
2. It describes a typical school day structure with 4 blocks of classes and a flex period, as well as required courses and elective options.
3. Parents are advised to stay involved by communicating with their child, monitoring school work and activities, and staying updated on school information sources like the counseling blog.
The document discusses potential career paths for someone with interests in art, social interaction, and investigative work. It provides three career options - choreographer, musician, and childcare assistant - and details for each: relevant high school classes, possible university majors, salary ranges, and opportunities for advancement.
The document discusses potential career paths for someone with interests in art, social skills, and investigative work. It provides three career options - choreographer, musician, and childcare assistant - and details for each: relevant high school classes, possible university majors, salary ranges, and opportunities for advancement.
The document provides information about the Mental Health Association of Southwest Florida, including upcoming support group meetings and events. It discusses the organization's 56 years of service in the region and its continued efforts to support the community despite economic challenges, through maintaining a small staff, volunteers, cost-effective programs, and community partnerships. The organization strives to increase mental health awareness through newsletters, emails, media appearances and articles.
The document makes the case for hiring an additional music teacher by providing three key reasons:
1) Studies show that playing music decreases stress and improves overall health and wellness.
2) Students involved in music programs have higher college attendance rates (85%) compared to those not involved in music (40%).
3) Students who participate in extracurricular activities like music programs tend to earn higher lifetime incomes since they are more likely to graduate from college. College graduates earn $500,000 more on average than high school graduates.
The Music Scientist offers music classes for toddlers that are designed to help young children learn and explore the world of music. Our classes are taught by experienced and certified instructors who specialize in teaching music to children. Our classes are designed to engage, entertain, and educate toddlers from the age of two to five. We focus on developing a strong foundation of music fundamentals and creative expression. For more information, you can visit our website or call us at +65 6909 6350.
1. The document provides information for students transitioning to high school, including an introduction to counselors, changes and challenges of high school, and the role of high school counselors in helping students.
2. It describes a typical school day structure with 4 blocks of classes on alternating days and advises discussing course choices with students and submitting course selection sheets by the deadline.
3. Parents are encouraged to stay connected by communicating with their child, checking the school blog for updates, and contacting the child's counselor with any questions.
1) While students often dislike school and homework, education is essential for building the foundations for one's future life and acquiring basic knowledge and skills.
2) Successful people have worked hard to achieve results, so when tasks seem difficult, students should discipline themselves to work hard and lay a proper foundation.
3) Both formal education at school and informal out-of-school activities are important for learning, development of skills like creativity, and reducing anti-social behavior. Real learning is a lifelong process to keep up with a changing world.
This document outlines a proposed music-based tutoring and therapy program for children with special needs. The program aims to help students with learning disabilities like autism by incorporating music into academic instruction. Goals include developing an efficient tutoring program with a music component, well-trained staff, and relaxing environment. Performance will be tracked by surveying student and parent progress, as well as testing students' social and educational development. The budget outlines startup costs including materials, marketing, and staffing. The target audience is the local school district and parents of elementary students with IEPs.
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This document provides 10 things that parents of 10th grade college-bound students can do to help prepare their child for college. It recommends maintaining open communication, preventing academic issues, encouraging exploration of interests, choosing challenging courses strategically, focusing on a few extracurricular activities, collecting academic records, providing clerical support, taking low-key college visits, building relationships with teachers, and supporting overall well-being. It also includes resources for extracurricular activities, advanced college research, and paying for college.
This document summarizes three articles about establishing parent-teacher relationships, incorporating music in the classroom, and using the website TeacherTube as an educational technology tool. The first article provides guidelines for initial and follow-up meetings between teachers and parents. The second discusses how music can enhance learning across various subjects. The third explores how TeacherTube allows educators to share lesson plans and videos online.
This document discusses engaging parents in their children's education to improve educational outcomes. It provides prompts for participants to reflect on how their family and community backgrounds have influenced them. Suggestions are made for easy ways to connect parents to higher education opportunities, such as designating contact people at colleges, inviting college representatives to make presentations, and networking with student groups to disseminate information. The importance of parental involvement and informing parents about the value of education beyond high school for college admission and retention is emphasized. Developing collaborative relationships between schools and colleges is recommended to fully engage families in understanding college readiness and the application process.
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1) The document discusses strategies for leading bilingual programmes, including providing curricular leadership, planning timelines, overseeing foreign language assistants, conducting lesson observations, and holding meetings. It emphasizes spreading motivation among colleagues, families, and students through dynamic lessons, communication, and creative resources.
2) Managing foreign language assistants is discussed, outlining how they can contribute linguistically and culturally in various classroom activities.
3) Addressing the needs of students with special educational needs is covered, including the connection between language and cognition, differentiated instruction, and ensuring bilingualism does not hinder development.
This document discusses motivation and how to increase motivation for learning English. It provides tips for motivating children to learn English at different ages. Some key points:
- Motivation is important for language learning and children are more motivated when they enjoy learning and see it as fun and meaningful.
- Children are motivated by learning for specific purposes like jobs or travel, and enjoying the music/films of English-speaking cultures.
- Parents' positive attitudes towards education can influence their children's motivation to learn. Activities should be interesting, at an appropriate level, and give children some control over their learning.
- Praise and approval from caregivers helps motivate children by creating a sense of success. Mistakes
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