The school year has started and every child needs a suitable learning environment at home. Here are some practical suggestions to help you set up a learning space at home where your child will study and do homework. So how to prepare a child's working environment for successful learning!
You don't know how to prepare a child's working environment for successful learning! These are some extremely cute and simple tips that will help you create the right space really quickly.
Choose a suitable space
If the child prefers silence, a spare room or his room is a good choice. If he's not bothered by background noise or even stimulated, consider choosing a spot in the kitchen or near the office if you work from home. If there are more than one option, your child can try each one to see which one works best for them.
Eliminate distractions
Ask your child to turn off their phone and social media while studying. If he is in a common room, turn off the TV and any distracting elements that could disturb his concentration.
Make it comfortable – but not too comfortable
Choose a chair that your child can sit comfortably in for long periods of time, and make sure they have a table or other flat surface on which to place their books, laptop, and other learning aids. The bed is not recommended as a study space, as it causes your child to lose concentration, since this space is intended for sleep.
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Make sure the study area is well lit
This can include natural light through octane or light from lamps.
School subjects in an accessible place
Keep all of your child's supplies—such as pencils, paper, calculators—easily accessible in their study area. Encourage your child to keep his space organized and clutter-free. Perhaps you can incentivize him with small weekly rewards if he successfully keeps the area clean.
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Adapt the learning space to him
Encourage your child to customize their learning space by adding decorations, artwork, or anything else that will help them stay motivated and inspired.
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If possible, a study space is needed only be used for studying and doing homework. If this is not possible and you will be using a shared or multi-purpose space, do everything you can to organize the space in such a way that the child knows that it is time to study.
If you have several children and limited space, give it a try use the common space like this, to set a schedule for each child's use of the space. You can also prepare a box for each child so that they can organize and keep their learning materials in it.
Once you've established a learning space for your child, it's time to you cooperate with him in setting goals for the school year and create a weekly and daily schedule, how he will use the space and when he will perform his school duties. Be sure to include time for breaks, meals and physical activity in your schedule. Be generous with the number of short breaks during study time, especially with younger students.
