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1) Be a good role model. If you sometimes bring work home with
you or you're taking a course yourself, your child will learn your
habits.
2) Help your child to organize time. Establish a routine for completing
homework.
3) Minimize distractions. Music may help relieve boredom but not
retaining the War of Panipat in memory.
4) Don't wait for report cards or parent teacher meeting to address
your child's academic problems.
5)Make use of the tutoring classes that the school has to offer.
TIPS ON
BOOKS CARE
Poor handling, inferior paper quality and environment conditions
can send your books to the grave even before they reach adolescence.
A little regular care can keep your books looking younger as they
grow older.
1. Attics, basements and garages are not suitable storage areas.
2. Handle books with clean hands.
3. Place books upright on the shelves.
4. Acidic materials like bookmarks, pressed flowers and scraps
of paper should not be kept in books for
long periods of time.
5. Do not repair documents with glue or pressure-sensitive tape
since many glues and pressure-sensitive
tapes are highly acidic.
6. Keep documents away from sunlight or fluorescent light as all
visible light will eventually damage documents
and ultraviolet light will destroy them.
7. Do not use paper clips, staples, straight pins, or other metal
objects that will eventually rust.
8. Place books in a moisture free environment and away from windows.
9. Do not earmark pages by folding.
10. Do not bend a book inside-out while reading. This can lead
to weakening of the binding.
11. Dust the books and the shelves regularly and wipe clean to
keep away silver fish.
12. Few mothballs placed on the shelves will discourage cockroaches.
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