Parents/Families-Migratory Students
December 2023 - February 2024
Use this FREE resource to help your child improve math and reading skills from kindergarten to college. Just create a parent account and add your child, then have them work on their grade level or topics they need help with.
Learning Express Club offers tutorials for elementary to college kids and even adult education courses.
Once you’re on the website, create an account and get started with the topic or grade level your child needs.
Homework and study habits are more than just school assignments; they are building blocks for a strong educational foundation. By instilling effective routines and strategies, you can set your child up for success in the coming year.
Here are some tips to guide your child toward productive homework and study habits:
1. Establish a Consistent Routine:
Create a dedicated homework time that fits your child's schedule. Consistency helps them develop a sense of responsibility and discipline.
2. A Quiet and Well-Organized Study Space:
Set up a clutter-free, quiet study area. A conducive environment can make a world of difference in your child's focus and productivity.
3. Break Tasks into Manageable Steps:
Teach your child to break down assignments into smaller, manageable tasks. This approach reduces feelings of overwhelm and promotes a sense of accomplishment.
4. Prioritize and Plan:
Encourage your child to prioritize assignments and create a study plan. Time management is a valuable skill that will serve them well throughout their academic journey.
5. Be Supportive and Available:
Offer your guidance and support when needed, but also allow your child to take ownership of their homework. This balance fosters independence and self-reliance.
6. Celebrate Achievements:
Recognize and celebrate your child's achievements and efforts. Positive reinforcement can boost their confidence and motivation.
This winter, take a moment to sit down with your child and discuss their homework and study habits. Encourage an open dialogue where they can share their challenges and triumphs. By identifying areas for improvement and working together, you can help them build a solid foundation for the upcoming year.
Remember, the journey toward academic success is a partnership between the school, the child, and the parents. By focusing on effective homework and study habits, you're giving your child the tools they need to thrive in the new year and beyond.
Let's make this winter a season of growth and preparation, setting the stage for a successful new year filled with learning and achievement. Be sure to contact us at tmip@esc20.net or call 1-833-454-6711 if you are in need of support for students.
Helps families with children age 18 and younger pay for basic needs.
Helps cover visits to doctors, dentists, and hospitals. Also covers medicines ordered by doctors and dentists.
Helps people with daily living needs, caregivers, and people with mental health, drug or alcohol issues.
Helps pregnant, breastfeeding mothers with children younger than 5 years of age buy healthy foods.
Get connected with your local area food bank to help obtain necessary nutrition or to learn more about SNAP benefits
