"My daughter doesn't like going to school. And difficult we have tried other religious school, and they keep complaint it very boring that they learn something there, and that, consequently, will not be able to read barasha for her "Hassouna Pat". What should I do? Should I force my kids go to school Hebrew? Should I hire a teacher instead? "
Hebrew and Seminary and mother can assure you that you are not the only such dilemmas.
Here are a number of warnings and tips of kitaab warnings author awards.
* First of all, don't blame your child (or yourself)-there can be many reasons why he feels that he or she hesitated to go to school Hebrew. maybe not get together with other children in a class? Maybe feel behind the Hebrew reading/writing skills? Or it could be that they want to play outside with other friends who do not attend religious schools?
* Talk with your child. Let your child know how you feel about the Jewish schools. Sharing of experience and your participation to Judaism.Listen to your baby, trying to figure out what is really bothering them.
Try to remember how you felt when you went to school.He was always so fun?You can't (as a child) instead of doing something else instead? and what you gain from attending school.
Be positive about the Jewish schools.Encourage your child to emphasize other fun or interesting in Hebrew schools and other learning Hebrew.What about interesting stories barasha weekly Torah??, arts and crafts projects "Jewish holidays"?
Don't blame teachers-in my experience, I met some great teachers in action who face "unhappy" students and vice versa.
Talk to teachers to explore other options for students more involved and challenged his school activities. the biblical story of drama, acting more attractive to your child; perhaps the student can create or run a tool to show their understanding of the main idea of barasha? modern dances could be very interesting and reflect students ' understanding.
How you can get together with Hebrew? get more involved in learning Hebrew yourself.How to get teachers alike-and child-learning together?
Unfortunately, not all spend a year in Israel now (although it was an interesting challenge), but there are many other things you can do to help your child be driven towards his studies Hebrew schools. important thing was to listen to your baby, talk to teachers, and try to make some concessions, be positive and supportive about your child's learning.
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About the author
Ronny Rosenthal-Gazette is published author, and a Jewish school and Jewish nation. Brunei holds a master degree in counselling and education.
Contact me at ronirg@101letshavefun.com:
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