How parents can be involved in children's education
Cheryl McKenzie
Cheryl is a middle school teacher with experience in Trinidad and the US. She observes that children in elementary school need more modeling and examples, while older children in middle and high school should work more independently, with parents providing support, encouragement, and regular conversations. She believes that parents should consider the child’s developmental stage and help them feel comfortable socially and academically. Cheryl encourages parents to be present for their children both socially and academically, supporting their growth and confidence.
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“We as parents and as teachers, we should have talks with parents, encouraging them to be there for their child socially, be there for their child academically.”
Cheryl McKenzie
Cheryl McKenzie
Cheryl McKenzie Eugene is a certified educator in the state of Texas in the US. She’s a mother of four. She holds a Diploma in Teaching with a major in Music from Valsayn Teachers’ College, a BA in Psychology and Counseling from Pillar College, New Jersey, and a Master’s in Education, with a major in Science Curriculum Studies, from the University of Texas. In Texas, she is currently teaching Reading and Social Studies at Twin Creeks Middle School, where she works with students aged 11 to 14.
Cheryl McKenzie