Publisher's Synopsis
Discover how to teach your children study skills to improve academic performance and social skills to improve school behavior. Encourage your child to read, be positive about school activities, establish a time, place, and rules conducive to studying and doing homework, and ask the school for extra tutoring help if needed. For some children, it is their disruptive behavior or lack of appropriate social skills that leads to trouble at school. Get tips on what you can do at home to help children follow the school's code of conduct, and meet teachers' expectations. Understand how to get to know and work cooperatively with school staff to resolve any problems, and enlist teachers and school administrators as partners in helping your child succeed. This DVD can supplement the Common Sense Parenting® course or stand alone as a guide for parents of kids ages 6-16 to set their children up for school success. Commentary with advice from Common Sense Parenting® experts at Boys Town is supplied throughout the video between dramatizations. Showing the DVDs in this series is a good choice for Family Night at school, in waiting rooms where families are served, or as part of any parenting class. Public performance rights are included. Duration: 30 mins (dvxp)
