Ayude a su hijo a evitar errores que agravan los problemas: Saber cómo resolver problemas es una parte fundamental del aprendizaje. Existen muchas maneras de abordar un problema, pero algunas estrategias nunca funcionan. Enséñele a su hijo que nunca debe ignorar los problemas con un maestro, compañero de clase o trabajo asignado, pues no desaparecerÑn y podrían empeorar. Enojarse y darse por vencido tampoco es útil. Si una solución no funciona, anímelo a probar otra y a seguir intentÑndolo. http://niswc.com/25lWC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Help your child avoid pitfalls that make problems worse Knowing how to solve problems is a critical part of learning. There are many ways to approach a problem, but some strategies never work. Teach your child that she should never ignore a problem with a teacher, classmate or assignment. It won't go away and could even get worse. Getting mad won't help, and neither will quitting. If one solution doesn't work, encourage your child to try another, and to keep trying. http://niswc.com/15lWC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Try a variety of ways to help your child with spelling: There's more than one way to help your child learn spelling words. Have him write each word five to 10 times before moving on to the next. You can also write each word in large letters and have your child trace them with his finger until he can write them from memory. Or dictate the words into a recorder, with pauses in between to allow time for him to write them down. Now your child can practice on his own. http://niswc.com/15lVC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Pruebe diversas maneras de ayudar a su hijo con la ortografΓ­a: Existe mΓ‘s de una manera de ayudar a su hijo a aprender ortografΓ­a. DΓ­gale que escriba cada palabra entre cinco y 10 veces antes de pasar a la prΓ³xima. TambiΓ©n podrΓ­a escribir cada palabra en letra grande, y decirle a su hijo que las trace con el dedo hasta que pueda escribirlas de memoria. O grabe un audio mientras dicta las palabras haciendo una pausa entre cada una para que las escriba. AsΓ­, su hijo podrΓ‘ practicarlas por su propia cuenta. http://niswc.com/25lVC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Help your teen explore career training options: Your teen doesn't have to wait until graduation to get started on job training. Suggest that he look into technical or vocational classes in fields such as website design, accounting and other marketable skills. Volunteer jobs and internships can also provide practical experience. Encourage your teen to find someone in the community who is doing a job that interests him, and ask if that person will let him work as an intern. http://niswc.com/35lVC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Ayude a su joven a explorar las carreras profesionales: Su joven no debe esperar hasta graduarse para comenzar a capacitarse para un empleo. SugiΓ©rale que busque clases tΓ©cnicas o vocacionales en campos como diseΓ±o web, contabilidad y otras habilidades rentables. Los trabajos voluntarios y las pasantΓ­as tambiΓ©n pueden brindarle experiencia prΓ‘ctica. AnΓ­melo a buscar una persona en la comunidad que se desempeΓ±e en un empleo que le interese, y luego pregunte si esa persona lo dejarΓ­a trabajar como pasante. http://niswc.com/45lVC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Varsity soccer (in blue) defeated the alumni (in yellow) 3-1 behind goals from Samuel Rivas and Edgar Guerrero. The Falcons are now 3-0 on the season. Action will resume at the Madisonville tournament on January 2-4.
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Alumni soccer game
Cuando no puedan estar juntos, mantΓ©nganse en contacto por escrito: Si su frenΓ©tico horario laboral hace que sea difΓ­cil mantenerse en contacto con su hijo, utilice un cuaderno para promover la comunicaciΓ³n. EscrΓ­bale una nota a su hijo todos los dΓ­as. CuΓ©ntele sobre las cosas importantes que sucedieron ese dΓ­a. RecuΓ©rdele de cualquier cosa que deba hacer. InfΓ³rmele sobre acontecimientos futuros. Luego deje el cuaderno para que su hijo lo lea. PΓ­dale que le escriba a usted contΓ‘ndole sobre su dΓ­a. http://niswc.com/25lUC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
When you can't be together, connect in writing: If your hectic work schedule is making it hard to stay connected with your child, try using a notebook to aid communication. Every day, write your child a note. Tell her about special things that happened that day. Remind her of anything that she needs to do. Let her know about things that are coming up. Then leave the notebook for your child to read. Ask her to write you back and fill you in about her day. http://niswc.com/15lUC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Support your teen by encouraging self-sufficiency: The next stage in life for your teen is adulthood, and that involves taking care of herself. To prepare her, don't do things for her that she can do for herself. Emphasize the connection between choices and results, and urge her to consider possible outcomes before she acts. Your teen will probably make mistakes, but don't redo or "fix" things for her. Instead, ask her what she learned. http://niswc.com/35lUC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Para apoyar a su joven, fomente la autosuficiencia: La prΓ³xima etapa en la vida de su joven es la adultez, y eso implica ocuparse de sΓ­ mismo. Para prepararlo, no haga por Γ©l lo que puede hacer por sΓ­ mismo. Haga hincapiΓ© en la relaciΓ³n entre las decisiones y las consecuencias, e Γ­nstelo a considerar los posibles resultados antes de actuar. Su joven probablemente cometerΓ‘ errores, pero no vuelva a hacer ni "arregle" las cosas por Γ©l. En cambio, pregΓΊntele quΓ© aprendiΓ³. http://niswc.com/45lUC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Youth suicide rates are on the rise in the U.S. In 2007, the youth suicide rate was 6.8 per 100,000 people. It rose to 10.6 by 2017. Use the tips in https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/youth-suicide-rates-are-on-the-rise-in-the-u-s to start talking about it with your kids.
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
stigma
RHS Scholarship Dinner, 7pm, 12/21/2019
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
scholarship
Ayude a su joven a hacer preguntas analíticas: Con frecuencia, los educadores hablan del razonamiento analítico. Dicho simplemente, cada vez que los estudiantes analizan algo y se hacen preguntas estÑn razonando. Para ayudar a su joven a pensar críticamente sobre algo, dígale que se pregunte: ¿Tiene sentido? ¿EstÑ respaldado por hechos? Si se trata de una opinión, ¿estÑ de acuerdo? Ínstelo a tener una mente abierta y no aceptar ni rechazar una idea nueva sin analizarla. http://niswc.com/45lTC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Help your teen ask critical thinking questions: Educators talk a lot about critical thinking. Simply put, anytime students think things over, asking questions in their minds, they are thinking critically. To help your teen think critically about something, have him stop and ask himself: Does it make sense? Is it supported by facts? If it's an opinion, does he agree? Urge him to keep an open mind and not accept or dismiss a new idea without thinking it through. http://niswc.com/35lTC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Escoja regalos que fomenten la creatividad y la interacciΓ³n: Su tiempo y atenciΓ³n son los mejores regalos que puede darle a su hijo. Pero a la hora de seleccionar regalos materiales, piense en los artΓ­culos sin pantallas que fomenten la creatividad y la interacciΓ³n. Los regalos como tΓ­teres de mano, pelotas, artesanΓ­as, cuerdas para saltar y juegos de mesa son estupendos para los niΓ±os de cinco a nueve aΓ±os. Para los niΓ±os mayores, los regalos relacionados con sus pasatiempos y actividades cientΓ­ficas son ideales. Y los libros siempre son una estupenda opciΓ³n para los niΓ±os de todas las edades. http://niswc.com/25lTC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Choose gifts that promote creativity and interaction: Your time and attention are the best gifts you can give your child. But when considering material gifts, think about screen-free items that allow creativity and interaction. Gifts like hand puppets, balls, crafts, jump ropes and table games are great for children ages five to nine. For older children, gifts related to hobbies and scientific activities are ideal. And books are always a great option for children of all ages. http://niswc.com/15lTC320271
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
Royal ISD wishes all of you a happy and safe Christmas and New Years! See you January 8!
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
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Congratulations to the winners of the RISD Administration Ugly Sweater Contest! Stephanie Hein: Biggest Eyesore. Gracie Espinoza: Most Disturbing. Made by Grandma: Sandy Mayberry. Most Clever: Rachel Emerson.
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
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Royal Men’s soccer is now 2-0 on the year with wins over Katy Taylor High School (6A JV) by a score of 3-0 and Hempstead High school with a score of 8-0. Well done!
almost 6 years ago, RISD Communications
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