Teen parenting and grades.

Description: How do you feel about your teens education? Should we expect the very best and then a little bit more?

mmmeg...
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  • at 10:31 PM on May. 27, 2008
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phoen... phoenixnurse21's answers
  • 1. What do you consider good grades for your teenager? What is unacceptable?

    75 or higher

  • 2. How do you encourage teens to keep up with school work? Do you chck their home work?

    I would if I had a teenager and I will when my daughter is a teenager

  • 3. Have you ever given your child a reward for good grades? What if you did was it?

    My parents did with me they let me stay out later

  • 4. Can we motivate kids to keep good grades or should they be self motivated?

    Both

  • 5. If your kid was having difficulty in a certian subject how would you address this issue?

    I'd talk to a teacher and explain that my child was having trouble and ask them to work with my child to help them understand whatever they were having a problem with.

  • 6. What lenths would you go to to ensure good grades? Hand pick better teachers? Take kids to a tutor?

    I'd help them with school work, go to parent teacher conferences and if I had to I'd home teach them

  • 7. Would you hand pick your childs friends that are smarter?

    No

  • 8. Would you pay extra for better teachers? (if you could afford it)

    Yes

  • 9. Do you think it is a moral obligation to make sure your kids are in the best classes?

    At a young age yes but in high school I think they should now what they want to do with there life by at least 10th grade.

  • 10. Are smarter kids discriminated against? With all the programs for learning disabled classes?

    No it's the smarter ones that get all the attention and the once that have diablitities that are discriminated againest.

  • 11. If your child could get into the 'best college' would you pay for it? Even if it ment living with out the luxery items in your life?

    Hell yeah because that means my child would have a better life later on.

  • 12. What could you give up for your kids? New cars, better house? I mean really do you want better for their lives?

    cars house anything I had to for my child

  • 13. If you knew one of your kids was the next "Einstien" could you put your life on hold to make sure they got what they needed educationally?

    yes

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    mmmeg...
    • 2. How do you encourage teens to keep up with school work? Do you chck their home work?

      I tell them it is the only thing that matters their school work is their job one.

    • 8. Would you pay extra for better teachers? (if you could afford it)

      Yes, education is very important.

    • 11. If your child could get into the 'best college' would you pay for it? Even if it ment living with out the luxery items in your life?

      Yes I think so. I would work two jobs if that is what it would take.

    • Alish...
    • 6. What lenths would you go to to ensure good grades? Hand pick better teachers? Take kids to a tutor?

      Offer rewards when grades improve and look into tutoring.

    • erika...
    • 5. If your kid was having difficulty in a certian subject how would you address this issue?

      get help,speak to teachers,make her study after homework,etc

    • phoen...
    • 6. What lenths would you go to to ensure good grades? Hand pick better teachers? Take kids to a tutor?

      I'd help them with school work, go to parent teacher conferences and if I had to I'd home teach them

  • tiredmommy...
    Submitted by at 9:13 PM on May 31, 2008

    dont get me wrong i want my children to excel in school, as do all parents, but i personally would not want my child to be a einstein, imagine the emotional damage that would mean, and cost them, children have their peers, and i wouldnt want my children to miss out on school with their friends because they were genius's!

  • rileysmomm...
    Submitted by at 12:18 AM on June 12, 2008

    tiredmommy123-Agreed.

  • littleangi...
    Submitted by at 11:44 AM on June 12, 2008

    I am an educator at the middle school level. I enjoyed reading some of the responses to the survey. It is refreshing to know that there are parents that are realistic and supportive.

  • peacelily3
    Submitted by at 7:47 PM on June 25, 2008

    Great survey!

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