There are lots of benefits when parents are involved with their children’s school activities because there are lots of all information that can be gotten about their academic achievements (positive or negative).
Children whose parents are involved in their school activities have been discovered to excel better than children whose parents are passively involved.
Children are more motivated to do more when their parents are involved in their schoolwork and attend Open Days, PTA meetings, Independence Day celebration etc.
When a parent is involved in their child’s schoolwork,it encourages the child to believe in him or his self and also to believe in their own abilities. This leads to increased engagement in school work and school activities.
A child’s behavior improves as he/she sees their parents involvement in their school activity and daily work.
As a child begin to put in more effort in school, he or she improves because they know their parents are fully involved and put in more effort in their diligence and sacrifice a lot towards the academic pursuits.
Also as a parent who is actively involved in your child’s school, you are able to notice negative behavior in your child and encourage the needed change that affects positive outcomes.
It’s a win-win for parents and their children when parents are involved because you are able to monitor and encourage better grades.
As a parent start to get involved in your child’s school activities, you will have a better understanding of what is happening in the classroom and your child’s learning ability. This way you can have a communication with their teachers and school management.
Your involvement in your child’s school makes you aware of his or her strengths and weaknesses. This awareness helps you to know how to provide support to your child at home.
The number of home support a parent can give a child includes assisting with homework, checking on assignments and projects taking your time to talk to your child about the importance of education.
You can discover their interest that might range from arts, music etc. And you know where to come in as a parent.
Your child is encouraged to participate in more activities since he or she knows, you will always be there to cheer him/her in and have that sense of belonging. Confidence is an important factor for every child
