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Preschool |
| 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. |
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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historical documents or putting a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. |
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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 |
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4. The library is a
great place for
research and a way to verify the information you are
seeking |
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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. |
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6.Try hard to improve your skills so when
you do enter any level of school you will excel! |
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"Children are not things to be molded, but are people to
be unfolded." – Jess Lair |
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"Childhood is short. Children learn best through
playing, exploring, moving, and discovering." |