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Home support if my student is failing classes 

relationship building

Focus on your relationship first

Navigating relationships with teens can feel like a tug a war. They need support and independence to address mistakes. Make sure you are spending time together that you both enjoy.

Listen to this 30-second clip for tips:

expectations

Set family expectations

Take some time to discuss expectations and make sure they are clear to your teen.

Listen to this 30-second clip for tips.

 

advocate

Teach them to self-advocate 

In high school, it becomes important for teens to practice how to manage the tougher conversations of asking for help and advocating for their own needs. These skills will serve them as young adults in college and the workforce. 

Listen to this 30-second clip for tips. 

 

why

Find out the “Why?” 

Calmly ask open-ended questions to gain more insight into what your teen believes is going on. 

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action plan

Make a plan 

Create a plan together that allows them to advocate for themselves and allows you to be a support in helping them make improvements. 

Listen to this 30-second clip for tips. 

 

next?

Next steps If they fail 

Experiencing the natural consequence of a failing grade can sometimes be enough to help teens make adjustments for the future classes. 

Listen to this 30-second clip for tips.

 

Helping students stay on track for graduation