Do you feel as though the
sole responsibility of a child’s learning is taken place in the classroom? Do
you feel as though the teacher is the only one responsible for ensuring success
for that student? If your response is no, then we are on the same page. I believe that students who excel in the classroom have parental support. As Rose, Gallup, and Elam stated " 86% o the general public believes that support from parents is the most important way to improve the schools. (1997)
Starting in early childhood it is the responsibility
of the parent to teach a child essential information such as their alphabet,
how to write their name and progress to things such as knowing their parents
first and last name and even home phone number. The child will be more
susceptible to retain information in continuing a pattern of progression. Having
that support system and a parent’s willingness to guide a child’s life
contributes to a major component of success for that child’s learning.
A strategies used to teach a children how to spell their name
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