School has been underway for the last one or two weeks and
it is time to be pro-active for this new year of learning.
View this year as a new opportunity.
Any school issues or other problems from last year? Encourage your child to see this as a chance to start anew. Think of the good things that happened in school last year—new friends, trips, special activities. An optimistic outlook can go a long way.
Don’t wait for the problems. Academic problems last year didn’t just go away. Weak skills are still weak ( unless your child spent time with us or other solid educators). The minute you see class work or homework affecting your child’s pleasant smile—investigate. Don’t wait for report card time when your child may have fallen too far behind to catch up. Speak to the teacher right away if you have concerns-a good teacher needs your feedback to help your child move forward.
Establish open communication. Good communication and parental involvement are vital. Make it your priority—it’s not complicated.
Talk with your child about school. Stay in touch with his or her
teacher. Keep apprised of what your student is learning and do your part to
make homework and studying a priority.
Get organized.
Set up a homework area. Help your child organize his papers and keep track of
his assignments. Help him or her make a schedule for homework. Be well
organized yourself so you can make sure the schedule works.
We are happy to provide your school PTA with a free workshop
on how you can survive your child’s homework. To set up a workshop for your PTA or for more information about Huntington Learning Center, contact Norbert Weinberg at (818) 907-5555 or weinbergn@hlcmail.com.
About Huntington
Founded in 1977, Huntington is a pioneer and leader in the tutoring industry. For over 35 years, Huntington has provided quality instruction to hundreds of thousands of students. Huntington prides itself on being “Your Tutoring Solution” for students in all grades and subjects. They tutor in academic skills, such as
reading, phonics, math and study skills; and in advanced math and science
subjects ranging from algebra through calculus and general science through
physics. They also prepare students for state and standardized entrance exams,
such as high school entrance exams and the SAT and ACT.
