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How to talk to your kids for studies improvement

11 to 16 years

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Updated on Mar 30, 2018

How to talk to your kids for studies improvement

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| Mar 31, 2018

hi Rashi Haldiya ! make him speak to an adult whom he listens to, let his father /older sibling or cousin take over and plan his schedule and check his progress everyday .they can also discuss difficult topics.. try and be friends with him. here is a blog u would find useful. https://www.parentune.com/parent-blog/are-you-having-trouble-communicating-with-your-teenager/348?ptref=sa0l000030g009o

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| May 31, 2018

You should get multiple intelligence and personality analysis of your child through Brain Checker. Test is called DMIT and is done through fingerprint scanning of your child. They will generate a 41-page report of your child containing the following: Left and Right Brain Scores Acquiring Methods Multiple Intelligence Scores Dominant Learning Styles Competitive Strengths of Five Lobes of Brain Total Learning Adaptability Score Personality & Behaviour IQ, EQ, CQ and AQ Holland Personality Scores McKenzie Intelligence Scores Curricular Scores Stream Recommendation Extra-curricular Scores Career path Recommendations Brain Stamina is another program to improve your child's interest in studies and increase his marks. It will bring the following benefits: Increment in Academic Scoring 5% to 10%, Increased Interest in studies by 90%, Increase memory power by 60%, Increase in Alertness, Focus & Concentration by 85%, Brain Activeness Increment up to 68%, Sustained & Permanent Cognitive Brain Development, Improved Problem Solving Skills, Improved Thinking Skills, Improved Decision Making Skills, Improved Visual Learning Skills, Improved Auditory Learning Skills, Improved Gross Motor and Fine Motor Skills. You can get more details at https://www.facebook.com/braincheckers or whatsapp 9242207398 to book DMIT and Brain Stamina for your child.

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| Jun 29, 2020

Hello. Talk to him as a friend. Don't ask him anything, rather start a friendly talk about what he thinks about study system etc. Ask him about suggestions about any changes in studies, syllabus etc.

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