Study habits of teenagers
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Children seem to at times be master procrastinators. They try to make deals with you, beg and plead, and if all else fails, cry, so that you will let them put off what they don’t want to do now for later, and then the same thing happens when you tell them that later has come and that they have to do the awful, dreaded task now. When it comes to homework and studying, procrastination can really be a bad habit, and one that can be very detrimental to your child from an academic standpoint as well. You, as the parent, need to teach your child the importance of making the most of their time, and that if they go ahead and get their homework and studying done, sooner rather than later, that they will have more time for the things that they want to do, and you won’t be yelling at them
about doing their homework. You have to help your child learn to prioritize, and accept
the fact that just because they don’t want to do something doesn’t mean that they can put it off forever, or that if they put it off long enough, it will just disappear.
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