Parent Involvement is Vital in a Child’s Education
Posted by dcfemella | Posted in children | Posted on 09-12-2008
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I’m very happy to say that my son’s school was named #14 in the WashingtonPost’s Top 100 Northern VA Elementary Schools. My son has only been there less than three months, and I can already tell that it’s a great school.
They are really focused on a partnership between parents and teachers, which is essential in a child’s education. Some people think that education is the school’s responsibility, and they do not have to do anything except ensure that their children finish their homework. Maybe it’s because my son is a kinesthetic learner, or maybe because I remember how hard it was for me at school, as a kinesthetic learner, I am very active in their education. I volunteer in their classes; I am constantly teaching them things outside of school; and I keep the television off during the week.
Additionally, their PTA is very active. There are some cons to this, but the pros outweigh them tremendously. The PTA offers tons of after-school activities, such as foreign languages and sports. They also have tons of family events that challenge children’s minds.
The school pyramid is one of the main reasons that I decided to live in the area that I am. It’s one of the best in the DC area, and I am happy that my kids are able to be in great schools.
Interesting article about Kinesthetic Learners and New Media: http://stupidblogger.tumblr.com/post/63699527/kinesthetic-learners-why-old-media-should-never-die


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That's awesome! And good job on getting involved. I am an ex-teacher (would be teaching if it were possible) and I know how important it is to stay active and involved.
Thanks! I know how hard it was for me not having my mother around. I can already tell that my son is happy about it. He is always like “That's my mom!” hahahaha…
That's awesome! And good job on getting involved. I am an ex-teacher (would be teaching if it were possible) and I know how important it is to stay active and involved.
Thanks! I know how hard it was for me not having my mother around. I can already tell that my son is happy about it. He is always like “That's my mom!” hahahaha…