• Sit down with your child and discuss the issues at school. See what your child has to say on the situation, and create
  effective dialogue.
• Be proactive and not reactive. Create a plan and set it into motion. Screaming and punishing may not be the best solution.
• Contact the school. See if teachers notice anything about your child’s performance and can offer suggestions.
• Offer your child possible and achievable rewards for success. Mutually create a contract that will allow the child to see the benefits of hard work.
• Look at past performance. If these types of grades are a pattern, see what the possible reasons are for performance
  trends during the year.
• Have your child use an agenda on a daily basis. Try to create a system with the school to have it initialed both by
  teachers and parents. This will help with work completion and long-term planning issues.
• On a weekly basis, help your child organize school materials.

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