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Parents First

Parents and Children Learning Together

Garry Burnett
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Year
2003
Language
English
Publisher
Crown House Publishing

About

Parents First is designed to improve your understanding of how children learn in order for you to help your child face the challenges of our modern educational system. It clearly explains some of the key current research about how the human brain works and provides practical advice on how to apply that research to studying and learning at school. Garry Burnett and Kay Jarvis explore practical ways for you to help your child learn effectively which include: Developing confidence and self-esteem; Effective listening and questioning; Creating an effective learning environment; Building a healthier brain for learning; Improving memory, recall and spelling.; We all want our children to reach their fullest potential in life and studies now show that children become more successful when their parents are active learning partners. Head teachers report marked improvements in the attainment and behaviour of the children whose parents get involved in the learning process.

Related Subjects

  • General (Education)
  • Education
  • Adult Nonfiction
  • General (Teaching)
  • Teaching

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Kay JarvisAuthor