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Make A To-Do List
Record tasks to do throughout the day to increase productivity and improve mental health.
Teach your children how to write a to-do list to help them prioritize their day and to feel a sense of accomplishment when they complete a task.
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Be Smart With Technology
Technology addiction can lead to anxiety, depression, and a host of other mental and physical problems.
To ensure your kids don't become obsessed, teach them to use technology productively. Monitor what they're looking at and how long.
Download educational apps and use them as a tool rather than a form of environment.
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Make Exercise A Priority
Unfortunately, some children don't get nearly enough exercise as they should. As a parent, it's your responsibility to teach your kids to prioritize exercise so they can stay healthy.
Take advantage of after-school programs. Integrate exercise into your children's day to day
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Introduce Household Chores
The best time to teach children household chores is when they are young. Show them how to do them productively through example.
After teaching them, go ahead and assign them their own household choresRemember that you want the task to complement your child's age
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Teach Coping Method
Provide a safe place for your children to express themselves when they're upset.
Praise your children when they positively deal with their emotions. This helps your kids become more comfortable and confident with opening up. Remember, the goal is to teach your kids how to calm down rather than letting their emotions overwhelm them.
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Make Lessons Fun
Use a game or reward system to encourage productivity.
The more fun you make being productive, the more likely your children are to pay attention.
For children to become successful in adulthood, they need to learn how to be productive. As a parent, it's your responsibility to teach your kids these vital skills
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CURATOR'S NOTE
Productivity is key to being successful. A productive person knows how to manage their time and complete tasks in a timely and effective manner. With that said, being productive is a skill most people aren't born with; it's something they have to learn. That's where you, as a parent, come in.
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