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5 Signs Your Highschooler Needs Help With Academics

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by RAKI WRIGHT

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A parent should be concerned if their child does not seem enthusiastic about studies and going to school. These are the warning signs that your kid might be struggling with academics.

What Every Parent Should Know About Middle SchoolIf you neglect this behavior, it might have long-term consequences. It is relevant to communicate with the child to identify study-related issues and take measures to address them.

You need to recognize the signals of struggle before it is too late. Here are the key signs indicating real-time academic problems with your kid.

Poor grades

The poor academic grade is a clear indication of the kid’s struggle. Most times, parents blame the child for not showing seriousness towards study.

Do not fall into this practice and try to understand the child’s inability to study well. Talk to your kid and discuss the issues with a particular subject and concepts.

Prepare a strategic study plan for the kid to improve grading rapidly. You can provide a proper study and playing time to help them concentrate better. 

Complaints from school

Be concerned when you receive several complaints from the school teacher. Misbehaving in the class, being unable to speak, or not answering the question could be some complaints the teachers share.

It is easy to judge the accusations of the teacher against your child. But you must try to understand the root of the problem. Discuss your options with the teacher and create a roadmap for the child to do better. 

Incomplete assignments 

Many students take more time to complete homework or assignments. You must try to understand the reasons for delays in submissions and incomplete assignments.

Maybe the teacher gives so much study work to complete at home. The solution lies in getting involved and knowing about the school policy.

Some children struggle with specific subjects like Math or languages. Your child has questions like “Can someone do my English homework and assignments?” or “Can you help me complete them on time?”

Consider expert assistance to limit the stress and ensure timely submissions.

Absenteeism

Sometimes children avoid going to school. Your child might complain of unexpected stomach pain or fever frequently.

Situations like these lead to increased absenteeism at school. However, it is a sign of a child showcasing reluctance towards attending a school session.

The reasons could vary from classroom struggle to bullying at school. For both scenarios, talk with your kid, listen to their problems and provide your assistance. 

Reluctance about academic conversations

Reluctance to talk about school and studies is a warning sign. The kid might divert your questions or stay quiet.

Try to sense the hidden issue behind this behavior. It feels strange when your child is open and active yet does not discuss the school.

Forcing your child to speak up is the wrong way to handle the situation. But make efforts to observe his day-to-day study-related activities. Check their assignments and test performance to find the reason.

Several hidden signs showcase your kid requires assistance at school. Keep track of these signals to identify and provide a solution for their academic problems.

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