How Do You Improve A Childs Learning Environment?
Homework can be more difficult if the environment is not conducive to learning. Since most children have homework or other school related activities, such as science projects, to do at home, children need a place to meet those needs. Some children learn better visually and some are better kinetic learners, while other children are verbal and auditory learners. Your child can probably tell you how they learn best. Some children can learn around a lot of noise just fine, while other children may be more easily distracted. Therefore you should try to find a room, corner, or area in your home to create a place that best suits your child’s learning needs. Ask questions of your child to begin to plan that place that they can learn in comfortably. Ask your child how they learn best. Decide if they like a lot of light or muted lighting, bright colors or warmer tones and noise or quiet. Begin from there. Pick an area or room in your house that does not see a lot of traffic. The living room or k
