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JourneyLand Parenting Class -School Struggles part 1 Parents, As I’m writing this I’m looking at my calendar, which says my children receive report cards in two weeks. I cringe a little as I think about my kids’ struggles this past 9 weeks, and how weather and many of life’s other distractions has increased the difficulty of getting a “good” grade. Yes, my kids make good grades in school, but it’s still something that’s always on the forefront of my mind. No matter what type of student you have we ALL are asking is my child learning what he/she needs to at school? What can I do to help them be a better student? Whether or not your child gets great grades or struggles academically we all feel the strain of helping our child succeed academically. So how do we do that well as parents? Check out our video lesson for month for a little parenting coaching on how to help your child do well in school. https://vimeo.com/parentministry/review/84041184/546be0228e Every child learns differently and at different paces. We often find ourselves caught in the comparison game. Make sure you know your child’s strengths and that you’ve communicated those to your child. God created us all with strengths and weaknesses. Articulating that to your child can be tough- “Hey buddy, you’re just not good at that.” However, helping our child to this realization will help them NOT feel like a failure if they happen to receive a failing grade.

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JourneyLand Parenting Class -School Struggles part 1

Parents,

As I’m writing this I’m looking at my calendar, which says my children receive report cards in two weeks. I cringe a little as I think about my kids’ struggles this past 9 weeks, and how weather and many of life’s other distractions has increased the difficulty of getting a “good” grade.

Yes, my kids make good grades in school, but it’s still something that’s always on the forefront of my mind. No matter what type of student you have we ALL are asking is my child learning what he/she needs to at school? What can I do to help them be a better student?

Whether or not your child gets great grades or struggles academically we all feel the strain of helping our child succeed academically. So how do we do that well as parents?

Check out our video lesson for month for a little parenting coaching on how to help your child do well in school.

https://vimeo.com/parentministry/review/84041184/546be0228e

Every child learns differently and at different paces. We often find ourselves caught in the comparison game. Make sure you know your child’s strengths and that you’ve communicated those to your child. God created us all with strengths and weaknesses. Articulating that to your child can be tough- “Hey buddy, you’re just not good at that.” However, helping our child to this realization will help them NOT feel like a failure if they happen to receive a failing grade.

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Our next post will include some helpful tips on HOW to help your child if he/she is struggling with school.

As always, we welcome your feedback and prayer requests, so feel free to contact me with those at [email protected]. Your partner, Bryon Shaw

JourneyLand Kids Director