- Don’t let them see school as a punishment.
Show them it’s a place for discovery, not just obligations that take away their freedom. - Keep extracurricular activities in balance.
They have lots of energy, but they also need time to rest, play, and connect with themselves. - Listen to their school stories.
When you show interest in their anecdotes, they feel that school gives them unique and valuable experiences. - Celebrate their progress without pressure.
Recognize their efforts and achievements, even if they’re moving at their own pace—it keeps them motivated and confident. - Avoid forcing homework.
Be patient and supportive: when they learn with care and without family conflict, they’ll develop a love for learning.
and then
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