Traffic jams are a common sight on Indian city roads,and road safety is a matter of great concern for all,particularly school and college students.Whatever mode of transport is adopted to get to their institution and back home,parents wait for the safe return of their wards every day.Depending on the proximity of school or college and the route involved,the approximate time taken can never be totally adhered to,most of the time.Often, parents have to call up on the child's cell phone to find out if he reached safely and on time,be it tuitions,coaching classes, friend's party,or the school.
Anxious parents and teachers at school would do well to educate their students about the do's and don'ts on Indian roads.Some schools encourage their children to take active part in helping to regulate traffic within the campus,on a rotation basis.
Showing posts with label new schools. Show all posts
Showing posts with label new schools. Show all posts
10 August 2008
ROAD SAFETY FOR CHILDREN
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05 July 2008
HOW TO HELP YOUR CHILD ADAPT TO A NEW SCHOOL
Growing up has its challenges but when a student has to change schools it can be tough on them. Most often,children change schools when parents are transferred to a different locality or city.They could also be relocating to a different country.The transition between schools can be stressful if the curriculum is also different. But,the worst of all challenges comes when a decision has to be made regarding the choice of a second language if the child is not familiar with the languages being offered for study.
Parents need to make themselves available and helping their child in adapting to the new neighbourhood particularly the new school. Students generally adapt very well to new surroundings if they do not have overbearing parents.
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How To Help Your Child Adapt To A New School
Parents need to make themselves available and helping their child in adapting to the new neighbourhood particularly the new school. Students generally adapt very well to new surroundings if they do not have overbearing parents.
Recommended Viewing:
How To Help Your Child Adapt To A New School
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