We often talk about academic success (or educational success) and the efforts made to help children succeed. But what does it really mean? How do we define academic success? And how do you help your child do well in school? We’ve got the answers to these questions and more!
There are many different ways of looking at academic success, but the Ministère de l’Éducation et de l’Enseignement supérieur defines it as the achievement of specific goals in a learning context. Here are some examples:
It can take several years for your child’s efforts to pay off. Sometimes they need to be reminded of what they’re working towards. Here are some of the long-term benefits of academic success:
Each person views success differently. In addition to the expectations set by the school, children can establish their own benchmarks for academic success, either alone or with your help. For instance, your child could give themselves the following objectives:
As a parent, you have the opportunity to contribute to your child’s academic success in concrete ways. Here are some steps you can take:
Looking for more tips to help your child succeed and stay in school? Check out our article on academic perseverance. It’s full of advice and useful information!
Writing : The Alloprof Parents' team