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Today's parents are faced with a wealth of exciting but often confusing new ideas about child developement and parent-child relationship.

Do you think you really know your child? I don't mean know what he/she likes and does't like, but to know him/her well enough to understand his/her challenges, to appreciate his/her strengths and weaknesses and to help him/her develope his talents. Know your child can help increase their chance for success in the future and improve your relationship.

As a parents, we are constantly looking for ways to improve our relationship with our children, discipline our children and provide proper guidance. How many of us take the time to get to resally know our child? Some of us believe that our children are extensions of us and don't whave their own thoughts, dreams and goals. When was the last time you sat down with your child to find out what they are thinking? The answers may surprise you. Children, especially during puberty, start to discover and develop their identity. They go through an emotional and psychological identity crisis and question and challenge their parents. At this point, children start to crave support and direction from their parents, but are not always compelled to ask for it. But how can you help your child, if you do not know their needs? Simple, ask them.
Parents
  • Providing improved channels of communication between parents and educator
  • A quick overview of your childs progress
  • Three methods of electronic communication (SMS, Email, Internet)
  • Discussion Forums
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Educator
  • Aiding communication between educators and parents
  • Monitor Learner performance
  • Post queries to parents and students
  • Attendance management system
  • Share teaching ideas… etc
  • Discussion Forums
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Learner
  • Monitor own performance
  • Post queries with educators and other learners
  • Can have online test
  • Share my acheivements with friends
  • Share teaching ideas… etc
  • Discussion Forums
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