Published by – Bk Ganapati
Category - Education & Subcategory - Exam & Parent
Summary - How Parents should prepare themselves & their kids for exams
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I saw this article somewhere on Watsapp for parenting tips during exams of their kids or their wards or children.

I have seen parents under more stress than their  son or, daughter and instead of releasing tension from their kids or children, they unknowingly make the situation reverse.

I like this article and parents should read this for themselves and their kids wellness.

Dear Parents, Congratulations!  , ........If Your child is appearing for his/her boards or any exam..., Its indeed a proud moment that your child has excelled beautifully in his journey till STD 10 or 12 or any exam. Now that they are starting with their exams, next 20 days or so,  is going to be crucial from them as well as you too.

- Lot of mood swings, sadness, enthusiasm, relaxed behavior,  rudeness etc can be expected from the children. And it's ok since lot of unnecessary stress has been built up by our education system as well as social system, when it comes to Board Exams or big exams.

Let's support our children. ..How you can do that? Some simple tips ….. which can be implemented from your end, to help your child cope up with the stress.

A..Please wake them up in the morning with a positive stroke, a touch/ hug  which a child expects from his parents.

B.. Start your child's day with a positive statement - I love you,come let's start this beautiful day together etc

C.. Take care about the communication you have with your child, before s/he leaves for his exams. I am sure you will excel, I am sure you will give your best, all luck to you, I will be waiting for you to come back sweetheart....etc

D.. Do not let your anxiety pass on to your child. Whatever the situation is, last moment positive support from your end will give a boost to your child's confidence

E..When the child comes back,  please avoid asking  how the exam go, instead ask....how was the experience....
Let's unwind for the day, let's go out for sometime / let's have a cup of coffee together etc…
Avoid talking about the subject.
Gone is gone...you can't alter that but atleast you can support the child for the coming one.

F.. Please ensure that a very happy and healthy atmosphere is given to the child in the house during his exams.

*Avoid unnecessary arguments within the family, differences can be solved later;*
            Don't forget- that will affect your child and that will add to his stress
G..Please play soft instrumental music while the child is having his breakfast or relaxing with you.

H..Avoid giving marks target to the child.He is sensible enough to understand his targets

I..Keep fresh flowers in the house, that brings lots of positivity in the house

J..Avoid nagging for any reasons

K..With a positive stroke, make the child sleep. your two minutes will give him sound sleep for some hours, that will help the child to combat with the situation

L. Avoid advice pls, give the child his space.

M. Stand by your child even if the exam has not gone as per your or his expectations..It's ok...

N..Important: - Avoid  the child meet the relatives or friends or attend calls, last moment negative statements or expectations might prove detrimental for the child.

Lots of love to your child and At last  - please be calm, be patient

And... Best of  luck to you too ,to all  parents & Students

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