Parents are the mirror in which our children look at themselves, so much of the learning they acquire throughout childhood is by imitation. That is why it is so important to accompany our words with our actions, and be consistent with what we expect of our people and the example we give them.
Your son has always gotten good grades... maybe even been an exemplary student, and suddenly, he starts coming home with failing grades. What could this change be due to? Why are you getting these bad grades all of a sudden?
Thinking is something natural, human, that differentiates us from other animals. We all think, but do we think well? Do we think adaptively? The capacity for reflection is something that is gradually acquired over the years.
Does your son say he doesn't want to study and this worries you? Have you detected that there is a great demotivation in him when it comes to studying? The truth is that there are children who like to learn, but not study (they are different things), and that it is a fairly common phenomenon that it is logical that we worry.
It's home study time, and some kids have a hard time getting on, or staying focused on homework. Lack of motivation, difficulties concentrating, mental dispersion, lack of habits and routines... the causes are multiple.
Learning is a lifelong process, although during the first years of life, this is especially important. All children learn in a unique way (there are multiple ways of learning), and that is why it is so important to adapt to each one of them.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.