What can parents do to help their children succeed in school? 
(Seminars)
22 May 2012
1pm - 2.30pm
Venue: Conference Centre Lecture Theatre, Room 342, Building 423, 22 Symonds Street
Cost: Free
Combining parenting and a career seminar by Professor Stuart McNaughton, Director of the Woolf Fisher Research Centre.
Most parents know instinctively that being actively involved in their children’s education will give them a good head-start in life. But with many parents facing competing demands at work and at home, finding the time can be a major challenge. Parents may also be reluctant to help their children with school work because they feel they lack the skills that would make a difference to their children’s success in school. So, how can parents help their children succeed in school?
Professor Stuart McNaughton, Director of the Woolf Fisher Research Centre, will discuss what parents can do to help their children succeed in school, including offering evidence-based strategies that require genuine interest and active engagement, rather than endless hours and specialist knowledge.
Find out more about combining parenting and a career at The University of Auckland here.
Read more about Professor McNaughton’s research here.
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