Today’s generation is suffering from a lot of pressure and unable to convey their thoughts to the parents. At school, if they are not going well, most of the parents and teachers as well do not look for the problem but the bad performance. The parents must keep their children under their supervision, look out for them and do monitor their progress. Grounding the child is not the only option.

To keep a check on academic progress is not an easy task. While managing your job pressure and checking your child that how one is doing in school is may more difficult than it looks. You should not expect a child to tell you every bit of the information he or she is facing while you are not giving attention to them.

Here we have concise 5 ways for you which can help you in monitoring your child’s Academic Progress:

1) Interaction with the Teacher and Staff

Keep a good interaction with the teacher and ask for the performance of your child every few weeks. You need to put the teacher on the same page that if there is a problem in the learning process of the child, he/she needs to share it so a mutual strategy can develop for the child. When you show your concern for the child, teachers also promote the gesture and take good care of your child.

In school, not only a teacher who teaches your child, but there are plenty of more people as well who influence your child emotionally and socially. Take a close look at it as well. Navigation of the school environment is important.

2) Advocate your child where it is necessary

Keep a check on your socially as well. Who they are meeting whom they are talking. The company they are keeping also influence them. If necessary, use the mSpy Lite App to check the activities on their phone. If your child is right and someone accusing them wrong then do advocate your child. Do not let them down when they need you.

3) Keep your child in confidence

Stay updated with the child’s reports. If your child is hiding it from you, contact the school and ask them. Maybe he/she having a tough time preparing the test and now in pressure that how you will react on bad grades. Do not let your child feel that. Keep them close to you. Work on their excellence first and then motivate them for better grades rather than scolding them.

4) Get involved with the schoolwork with your child

Help your child in their activities. prepare them for their tests. If you can not do that help them who can give them tuition. It is an important practice for you as it gives confidence to the child to stand in his/her competitors at school.

5) Promote home learning

A positive attitude towards learning starts from home. If you develop the reading habit from home in your child then it would be easy to be monitored and do good at school as well.