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If You’re Child Is Struggling At School Consider This

By Maria Bashi
Jan 19, 2023
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Parents can find it difficult to assist a child who is having academic difficulties. Learning challenges, social and emotional problems, and medical disorders are just a few of the many things that can cause a child to be struggling at school. Moreover, the opportunities, teaching and wider support can all be well-organised at the particular school they attend, but that particular institution may not be suitable for your child.

However, with the correct assistance, it is possible to assist your child in overcoming these difficulties and achieving academic success. We just need to be careful about identifying the issue correctly and with respect, and figuring out a worthwhile plan from there. Remember – some of the greatest people in history had difficulty at a child at school, so this is in no way something that limits their potential for the future:

Consider Extra Learning Support

Tutoring, after-school activities and specialised classes may be part of a robust plan to help your child gain the extra support they need. Tutors can give a child extra practice and support while also assisting them in understanding the subject they are studying in class – sometimes teachers run study groups or reading corners for struggling students too. Customised classes can offer specialised instruction and assistance catered to the needs of the child, such as those for kids with learning difficulties. You can also use personal resources to help them, such as an audio book subscription to help children learn more easily.

Always Consider The Social Context 

The social circumstances should be taken into account, as it may explain some or all of why your child in particular is struggling. This covers elements including your child’s interactions with peers, family dynamics, and daily health such as how much sleep they get, and the consistency of a healthy diet. Strong social support networks for kids increase their chances of academic success. A child’s home environment and community resources, such as availability of nutritious food and secure play areas matter. It might also be that they’re suffering bullying or difficulty learning under a particular teacher – speaking to them and the learning support staff at their school will help you get to the bottom of the issue.

Could It Be A Medical Issue Or A Condition?

It’s crucial to take into account any medical diagnosis that might be affecting a child’s capacity for academic success. For instance, kids with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder may struggle in class to maintain focus and stay on track. Children with autism spectrum disorder may struggle to communicate and engage with others. In order to manage their condition and achieve in school, a child with certain needs like this may benefit from a medical evaluation and treatment, including medication or therapy – or perhaps even considering a shift to a different school where they can be accommodated more easily. Some parents have a tough time accepting that this could be an issue, but the sooner it’s ruled out or made actionable, the better off your child will be.

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