Parent evnvovment

The National Education Association defines parental involvement as: reading to your child, chec

Growing up I personally had very conservative parents but, oddly enough were very liberal when it came to my school work. Their motto was that if I brought home a bad grade it was my own fault and in order to succeed I would have to try harder next time. This also was true of many decisions I made, good or bad. It was not till in my college years that I truly figured this out a distinction between good and bad. I spent much of my younger years getting in trouble and this left little time to focus on my school work. Having to deal with these issues at a young age made me stronger and more able to deal with harsh realities that life can sometimes throw at me. I do feel that with more parental guidance and support I would have been a stronger student.

At the same time you must ask when the parent becomes nagging rather than helpful. One example might be calling your child’s teacher. The National PTA says, “Frequent communication with your children’s teachers and school is the key to academic success.” To often this type of parents involvement is seen trough the child’s eye as prodding and not trusting. This is not

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