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July 5th Hind.Babiker - Group 1 1
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To My Presentation
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Transition
♣A big step On the road of maturity.
♣Your child will be both excited and a fried.
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The Problem
The Researchers have found that students
worry a bout :
Logistical Anxieties
Social Fears
Academic Concerns
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Logistical Anxieties
The Researchers asked kids, what aspect of moving to middle school most concerned them, the top answer :
The campus is larger .
There are more teachers, students and classes.
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Continuo Logistical Anxieties
How would hey find the Wright classroom in Wright time?
What happened if they were tardy?Where was the cafeteria ?
What about the bathroom?
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Who to ease the Logistical Anxieties
Accompany your child on campus tour.Get a map of the campus and take your child to explore.Include a couple of your child’s friends on campus tour. Take advantage summer programs offered at the new school for incoming students.Find the length of the passing period between classes.Sit with your child and explore the school website.Provide your child with an easy-to-read wristwatch.
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Social Fears
♠Will I see any one I know?♠Will it be hard to make friends♠Will I have to eat a lunch alone?♠Are the older kids bullies or violent?♠This question and more pour through the minds of incoming middle school students♠This beside your child entering the adolescences stage .
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How to ease the social fears?
Motivate your child to Join: Sport teams and clubs. Group conversation.
Talk about: Traits that make him a good friend Skills needed for difficult social
situation. Remind your child to make eye contact when speaking or listening.
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Academic concerns
Will the classes be too difficult?
Will there be too much homework?
Are the teachers hard greater ?
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Some Tips To Ease Academic Concerns
Meet with teachers early in the year.
Help your student with time management skills.
Work out an organizational system with your student.
Stay connected to your child’s school work.
Go to parent-teacher nights.
Help your child be her own advocate.
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Conclusion
Finally I would remind you that you might not be able to calm your child’s fears completely but!!!!You must sport him by :Give him advices.
Spend more time with him.
Open discussions as much as you can to understand what may worry your child
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Arabic_MC
NMeanStdN. Items
NatlGrade452322.346.5
Qatar1 35
2425420.97635
3448021.055.6235
4436914.975.8135
5458514.195.5435
6430116.435.6735
7430017.65.9134
8393916.485.8635
9381716.676.0235
10385914.484.8835
11294914.444.8635
12272117.724.9935
In Qatar
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The Chart
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Definition
Transition: Change from one stage to other.
Adolescences: Teenager.
Anxiety: Feeling of worry or fear especially about the future.
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References
http://www.education.gov.qa/section/sec/evaluation_institute/assessment/_st_assessment/qcea2006/
http://www.schwablearning.org/articles.aspx?r=1106
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