If you want your child grow higher and higher in studies, your child needs to be inspired getting interested in Studies.
Some of the way you may follow to inspire your children get interested in Studies & bring out their best.
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Encourage him to express his opinion, talk about his feelings, and make choices.
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Provide him with play opportunities that support different kinds of learning styles — from listening and visual learning to sorting and sequencing.
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Point out the new things you learn with enthusiasm.
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Ask about what he's learning in school, not about his grades or test scores.
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Expose your child to a broad spectrum of experiences. They may activate latent talents. Don't assume that he isn't gifted in an area because he hasn't shown an interest.
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Give your child permission to make mistakes. If she has to do things perfectly, she'll never take the risks necessary to discover and develop a gift.
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Ask questions. Help your child open up to he wonders of the world by asking intriguing questions: Why is the sky blue? Find the answers together.
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Have a regular family time for reading, listening to music, talking.
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Have reference materials available to give your child access to the world.
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Allow your child to participate in community activities that interest him/her.
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Celebrate achievements, no matter how small.
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Focus on strengths, encouraging developing talents.
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Turn everyday events into learning opportunities.
