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If you are a parent it is vital that you prepare your child to be ready for school to prepare him or her future as a student, worker and parent! Remember these preschool years will be vital to their success in school and you as parents will be their first teachers, since a great deal of their basic skills and habits will be established before their first day of formal edcation.
Formal Education
Always remember your years of education will set the patterns, baseline and skills to ensure success in work, family and life in general.
1. Spend less time on your cell phone and other devises and more on studying, reading, listening, interacting with your teachers, parents other students and other sources of information.
2. Learn to Handwrite and Cursive Read. Not everything is block print. Can you imagine not being able to read historical documents or putting a signature on a document.
3. Develop a skill to question everything. Don't accept something just because someone writes it or says it. Fact Check with research to find out its authenticity. There is a great deal of misinformation, disinformation and outright lies in the internet, books and social media Trust but Verify
4. The library is a great place for research and a way to verify the information you are seeking
5. Respect your teachers, coaches, librarians and counselors  in most cases they are there to enrich your lives and help you to become better students and citizens. However if a teacher, coach, guidance counselor ever encourages you to do something that is wrong or inappropriate don't hesitate to inform you parents or even other authorities.
6.Try hard to improve your  skills so when you do enter any level of school you will excel!
"Children are not things to be molded, but are people to be unfolded." – Jess Lair
"Childhood is short. Children learn best through playing, exploring, moving, and discovering."