The Answer Sheet - Teach Your Child to Be Their Own Advocate:
"There are many things that experts tell parents they ought to do for their child at the start of the school year:
*Help kids create a schedule to do homework and outside activities.
*Create a quiet work space for them to do homework.
*Make sure they get enough sleep each night.
*Insist they eat a healthy breakfast—even if they don’t want to-- because they won’t do their best work without it.
But one stands out as having especially far-reaching consequences: Teach your child how to advocate for themselves--starting with their teachers.
This may sound painfully obvious (the right thing to do often is but we still don’t do it)."
"There are many things that experts tell parents they ought to do for their child at the start of the school year:
*Help kids create a schedule to do homework and outside activities.
*Create a quiet work space for them to do homework.
*Make sure they get enough sleep each night.
*Insist they eat a healthy breakfast—even if they don’t want to-- because they won’t do their best work without it.
But one stands out as having especially far-reaching consequences: Teach your child how to advocate for themselves--starting with their teachers.
This may sound painfully obvious (the right thing to do often is but we still don’t do it)."