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Reply to "If you are a high-resource family - what tips do you have for maximizing success in HS?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Most of it is actually free or low cost. Have your child build relationships with their teachers. If they have any accommodations, they should send an email as soon as they have their schedule. My kids always start a class with a hello and thank the teacher as they leave the room. Participate in class discussions. This is how you stand out and stay engaged in a large class. In addition, every teacher my kids had offered help sessions during advisory or lunch. Some even after school. Take advantage. Work on study skills and organization. Some schools offer a course on this if your child has a disability. For kids without, MC had a great summer course years ago. Alternatively, if your child works well with you, teach these skills yourself. The shortcoming of MCPS is these skills are not explicitly taught to most kids. Teach your child to self-advocate. They should be comfortable reaching out to teachers and counselors if they hit a bump in the road. Hire a tutor at the first sign of struggle. We had the best luck with MCPS teachers who tutor on the side since they know the curriculum. Emphasize to your child to check online for assignments and missing work daily. [/quote] +1[/quote]
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