Books rule! We really like books. We soak up books. Everything that we want to find out can be discovered from a book. Many times people ask me why our reading lists were so incredibly long. It wasn’t due to the fact I assigned all of those books, I can tell you that much! For both of my boys, reading is their “love language. ” Let them have a book, and they will adore you forever. Every single Christmas, their wish list consists of certain books. Our reading list is so extensive as that’s the way my children learn best.
Attempt to detect the ideal method of learning for your child. Perhaps they learn best by doing. It’s possible that they learn best when they listen to something. Maybe they can replicate anything after they see it done first. It doesn’t need to be about books – simply uncover the way they learn best.
In some cases they’ll learn a subject regardless of how your offer it. However when you experience challenges, and they appear to just detest something, get back to their ideal way of learning. Try those approaches once again, to learn the subjects they dislike.
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Christine says:
I’m finding out that now! My youngest 3 are so different from my oldest!
December 21st, 2011 at 12:57 pm
J W says:
I have a challenged student who has a hard time grasping concepts that can’t be taught by doing something or by experiencing something. Videos come in handy as a close second to reality.
I had to chuck some “rules” out the window with my challenged child. “TV” is usually taboo, but as I mentioned before, I use DVDs occasionally with my challenged student. When I was in school, I was told never to count on my fingers. Most teachers and home school parents told me I ought never to teach my children to do this either. I had to chuck that rule out the window when *nothing* else worked. My challenged child lingered four years in first grade math. Once I taught the child how to count to 99 on fingers, the child jumped one year ahead in math and is full steam ahead. Thanks to the “Schoolhouse Rock” DVD, this child memorized the multiplication tables. Obviously, breaking a few rules paid off.
December 21st, 2011 at 4:59 pm