5 Factors that promote effective learning in children

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Here are five broad-based factors that promote effective learning in children:

1-Parental Involvement

It is an indisputable fact that parents can play a dynamic role in their children’s lives. It is they who can positively impact their child’s learning process and promote effective learning experiences through their personal involvement. By spending quality time with their children, engaging in learning activities at home, maintaining a good rapport with teachers at school, and by setting high expectations and standards, parents can significantly impact their child’s learning  and contribute to their achievement.

2-Health

Health is the core factor in promoting effective learning in children. Maintaining good health can keep your child physically and mentally fit and promote effective learning in children.  A child brimming with good health has a greater chance of academic success than the one with poorer health. To ensure good health in children, parents need to pay careful attention to their own lifestyle. Developing good eating habits, encouraging sufficient hours of sleep and exercise daily, can be most beneficial for children’s all-round health and development.

3-Environment

In an enriched environment, all forms of learning can be extensively promoted.  Parents would do well to provide their child a quiet place of their own for studies. It should be set away from the family’s entertainment center, have proper lighting and be free from clutter. Having all the necessary learning materials like the dictionary, books, pens, markers, etc. neatly stored in the desk would be an added advantage. A family routine could be established by allotting a specific time for study and setting limits on TV watching.

4-Motivation

 A child who is self or intrinsically motivated has a greater potential to learning effectively- - - especially when supported and reinforced by family at home and teachers at school. Experiencing success at a particular learning activity, when appreciated by the family, can motivate the child to be successful at others as well. This form of extrinsic motivation can be derived from outside factors and influences; but more importantly, it could also be derived from a child’s effort to please his/her parents or teachers and in some instances, could even stem from the rewards offered.

5-Self-confidence

Building children’s level of self-confidence is an important factor in the healthy development of the “whole” child. Parents who recognize and encourage their child’s potential can positively promote effective learning in children. Parents can instill their child’s self-confidence by praising all of their child’s efforts and accomplishments. This reinforces good study habits in children and motivates them to perform better academically. Encouraging independence and allowing children to think independently, can also be most helpful

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