When researchers look at what makes students successful, they always find that expectations play a key role. If parents and teachers hold high expectations, children usually live up to them. The good news for parents is that you can learn how to put the power of positive expectations to work for you.
Businesses know how important attendance is.
Show your child that you think attendance is important. You go to work if you have a headache or if the weather is cold-your child should also go to school on those days. We all need goals. In other words, even the brightest student can fail if he doesn't work hard. Let your children know you expect them to try their best.