This will inspire them to learn in school. Take a tour of the school with your child. Return to Top Special Tips for Teens Talk to your teens about goals for the year and for after high school. Some teens have a hard time remembering what they need to do in the morning. Encourage them to spend 10 minutes every night planning what they will need for the next day.
Teens usually have to juggle several classes with different teachers.
Help your teens keep track of their work by giving them an appointment book and teaching them to write everything down in it. In this capacity, she will help provide technical assistance to Parent Training and Information Centers throughout the country. The new coordinator of the Minnesota Parent Center Project is Linda Garrett-Johnson. The participants talked about how schools could help families with limited English proficiency become involved. Here are some of their ideas.