Tips to help children comfortable learning at home

This is what parents need to do to help children feel comfortable and stay passionate while studying at home.

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1. Spend time with your child
   As a parent to discuss or listen to your child's story about the events they are experiencing at school, you can start with topics that can be attributed to fun events, unpleasant events they experience in school, spending time with children indirectly affecting motivation and confidence in their learning activities.

2. attentive
   most children will feel bored with homework provided by the teacher. As a parent, you should be able to raise the spirit of the child when in a condition of saturation and fatigue. Keep your child's feelings before bringing them to task. Do not ever dictate and force a child who can trigger his emotions that lead to decreased motivation.

3. Communicate with school teachers
   Often children do not provide complete information about their duties, parents should communicate with teachers. Building communication with the teacher is one of your concerns for your child. My observation as a parent, a child who often communicates with parents about schoolwork has a positive impact on improving children's confidence in the completeness of tasks in the classroom.

4. Shown proactive attitude.
   Children rarely make plans to complete the task in detail, most tend to complete the task when it is urgent. As a parent you need to be more proactive and help plan your child's tasks effectively

5. Guiding your child in setting task completion goals.
   as a parent you must guide the child in determining the goal of completion. Target in question can be a target time and target for the end result. Parents should be aware that most children are still weak in terms of time management, so helping to set time targets becomes important for the child to focus. Set maximum goals in completing tasks.

Your child's success depends on you as a parent. as parents let's join hands in building education and character of children in the home and classroom environment.