School supplies and new clothes tend to be top priorities of parents when the back to school season arrives. There's a sense of relief that the kids will get back into a normal routine and parents often need a break from entertaining the kids. Although vacations are nice, they tend to take a lot of time and effort to plan. In fact, people often state they need a vacation from their vacation. Now is the time to start preparing children for a new school year and following are some of the Best Ways To Get Your Kids Ready To Go Back To School.
Establish A School Routine
Parents often let their children soak up every last moment of fun when summer ends. Sadly, most moms and dads don't establish a school routine until school actually starts, yet doing so remains one of the best suggestions on how to get your kids ready for school in 2015. Parents need to do this two to three weeks before classes being, however, and have children get up and leave the home in the morning. Doing so makes it much easier on the first day of school, as the child have already adjusted to the earlier times. Doing so helps to reduce anxiety, confusion and uncertainty in children the first week of school.
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Parents need to act quickly to ensure their children get into the programs they desire. In addition, parents often need to provide certain documents for these programs, and a guide to family health becomes essential at this time. Waiting until the last minute leads to unnecessary stress for all. By making these arrangements early on, parents often find it is easier to obtain any needed supplies for the program, such as a uniform for a program involving karate or art supplies for a drawing program.
Teach Children To Be Independent And Responsible For Their
Staying up until 1am to finish math homework and studying for that huge history test next class is pretty routine for some teens. Juggling school, sports, a social life, and other extracurriculars is tough, and teens are already in a critical period in their life. It is the time period in which teens grow and learn the most, and sets them up for a bright future. Staying healthy both mentally and physically is imperative, and sleep is probably the most important. Schools starting as early as 7am limits a teen’s potential. If schools were to start later, the benefits would be endless. Schools starting later improves both physical and mental health of students, keeps the individual and those around them safer, and improves students performance in school and sports.
About 40 percent of American high schools start classes before 8 a.m., and more than 20 percent of middle schools start at 7:45 a.m. or earlier. Studies show that starting school later-even by half an hour- has major health and academic benefits. Some people say that pushing for late school starts is unacceptable while the majority of other state later school start times are exceptional. School starts should be pushed back because kids are more energized, and receive health benefits.
Do you hate waking up so early in the morning to get ready for school? Do you feel so drained because you’re tired? Some school districts have started school later to give students more time to sleep and because students get more sleep it has several positive effects. School districts would be for schools starting later because studies have shown students with more sleep have improved school performances, more sleep which reduces health problems, and less morning automobile accidents.
One reason that school should start later is because it is unhealthy for children's bodies to go to school that early in the morning. If school starts before 9:00AM children develop chronic sleep deprivation. Chronic sleep deprivation cause sleepiness, clumsiness, and weight loss/gain. Some kids wake up as early as 5-6AM to get ready for school. Some kids might have to walk to school too.
Students should start school later in the morning. Starting school later will give teachers more time to prep for tests lessons and fieldtrips, gives more time to get to school as well as more time for sleep. Although some may argue that kids need the educational time as well as parents needing time to get to work, the arguments for starting school later are stronger.
With school being an important and every day thing in a child’s life, doesn’t it only make sense that schools should adapt their schedule to increase kid’s grades and their attitude towards others? According to the article “But I’m Not Tired!” Alice Park states that some kids have things to do as soon as they get out of school, such as extra curricular ‘s and homework all before getting to bed.
There are moms who do not event want to think about the school year starting again and other moms who can't wait for their children to head back. No matter which type of mom you are, the school year is fast approaching, which means it is time to take back-to-school photos. Whether you are cheering or crying when your children leave you in the morning on that first day, at least you will have some amazing photos to cherish for a very long time!
In recent years, many adults have found themselves underemployed, jobless or without the necessary tools to compete in today's job market. Therefore, deciding to return to school (or start) has become almost a necessity. Enrolling in school as an adult can be stressful. Other factors such as having a family to take care of and a house to manage, further complicate the decision. As some of today's adult students are finding out, it is doable if that person has the right mindset, strategy and support.
Everyone has at least experienced what it’s like getting up early in morning and getting ready for school or has at least heard about how awful it is dragging yourself out of bed. It gets mentally exhausting especially if you do it for five days out of every week. Some kids don’t get to go to bed till late because some do sports and some nights they have late games which just makes it more exhausting for kids. This is why schools should start later in the morning, it will give the kids more time to get their healthy sleeping hours so they are not sleep deprived and unhappy.
Due to the continuing increase of living it’s nearly impossible to be able to live alone. Since the demand of a higher education for better paying jobs is at an all time high trying to juggle a full-time job and returning to college is more than difficult at times. Frank, a full-time employee decided that he’d better himself by returning to college. Never considering that times have changed, he still continued to work and go to school. He stretched himself to the max; he worked late hours and then stayed up doing homework until the early morning only to have to get up and return to class to repeat the long days over. Several weeks passed, he realized that he was never going to be able to get ahead to matter how hard to tried. He was very aware that if he stopped taking classes his chances of being something in the world were even slimmer than if he continued and somehow managed to do both. Frank decided that no matter how tough these next few months were going to be he wasn’t going to let it stop him from meeting his goals.
Summer vacation. For most children and teens, the phrase conjures up images of hot, sunny days and vacations with the whole family to far-off places. We all envision lazy afternoons relaxing on the beach, playing in water parks, and going on picnics. But what happens when summer ends and the reality of another year of school sinks in?
One day in 2011, I had an epiphany that I wanted to become the CEO of a hospital one day. The CEO of Rose Medical Center became aware of this and informed me that I could certainly have his job one day, but I must first go back to school and get my Master's degree. He is not the only person that has hounded me about going back to school. Many other managers, administrators and even family members have said the same. Clearly they see something in me that I had not quite yet see in myself. I think I am finally coming to the realization that if they think I can obtain a Master's degree, then I certainly possess the skills, knowledge and motivation to go back to school. It is time for me to shake up my content, routine life and take the step to bettering myself and fulfilling the commitment I made to myself on December 31,
When you wake up for school early in the morning, do you usually feel tired and like you haven’t gotten enough sleep? You are not alone in this. Students everywhere are suffering from getting up early and struggle throughout the school day. A way to fix this problem is starting school later in the morning. There are several reasons why school should start later, such as, students that start later improving in school and test scores, students are more prone to being sleep deprived when getting up later, and students have a higher risk of accidents and health issues.
On the first day of school it’s good to have your self together like getting ready on time and getting good cloths out so you can be ready. You also need a good night sleep. You have to have your schedules so you no where to go.
I agree with your suggestion about starting the first week of school with half days. Especially, since it is a very emotional time for teachers, parents, and students. More than anything, it helps to ease emotions and anxiety in children who have never been away from home. As a matter of fact, I have noticed that many Pre-k programs begin their school years with minimal days.