 Realise that
knowledge is power and the key to success.
Studies are
as important as watching TV and playing.
Be organised
so that both work and play go hand in hand.
Gather details
about different courses so that you have a wide choice of careers.
Choose a course
you are comfortable in, not one that might bring in more money!
Never dismiss
outright the views and suggestions of elders.
Never be disheartened
by setbacks. Remember they are stepping stones to success and
life always gives you a second chance.
| How
to cope with exam pressure? |
 In
every household, the period from January to March witnesses
stress time. No parties, late evenings or outings. What is the
reason for this? Well, it's exam time! Children and parents
are stressed out.
One wonders about what causes stress in parents when it is actually
the child who is appearing for his or her exams.
Listed below are some of the causes of
stress in parents:
 Parents'
high expectations from their children.
Poor disciplining,
leading to poor study habits in children.
Discrepancy
between the ability of the child and parental expectations.
Exam phobia
and other anxiety symptoms in the child.
| For
building writing skills in students just do the following |
Brainstorming:
Make students think over topics and talk about their topics,
collect relevant information and ideas from others. Tell them
to organize the idea and then allow them to speak about their
chosen topic.
Composing:
Students must compose the story first time.
Revising:
Make them read again what they have written, allow responses
from teachers, other students, parents and others. Teachers
should give feedback and give ideas on how they can improve
the write up.
Editing:
Check spellings, grammar, punctuation. Make sure the write-up
by the student is legible.
Cover
all Subjects: Allow students to select topics from all the
subjects.
Realise that all children are gifted. The areas they excel in
may vary from student to student.
Don't
ignore extra-curricular talents. They might lead to great careers
too!
The
way a student is brought up is what shapes the future.
When a student misbehaves constantly, try and find reasons behind
it.
Never insult
students, and particularly so in front of classmates.
Consider
your students' views and suggestions.
Take
care of your students' emotional growth, which is often neglected.
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