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  2. Nov 19, 2023 · Beyond providing a much-needed pause from schoolwork, summer vacations offer students an opportunity to decompress, engage in different forms of personal development, and build stronger social connections outside the classroom.

    • Catch Up on Key Skills. Had one subject this school year that was more challenging than others? Summer is the perfect time to go over those key concepts and practise the skills necessary to turn a difficult subject into an A+ subject.
    • Learn New Skills. Summer is the perfect time to take on learning something new. High school students could take an elective course that they couldn’t fit into their schedule.
    • Stay Motivated. Retention and recall are not the only things affected by summer vacation: students’ motivation to learn can also drop. Motivation is like a muscle: action is needed to maintain it.
    • Beat Boredom. Following a regular routine is key, even in the summer. Routines provide structure, keep students engaged, and help them develop self-discipline.
    • It keeps the mind sharp and stimulated. It is important that a child keeps their mind working during the long holidays to avoid them experiencing brain-drain and facing a setback once term starts again.
    • There’s more time to learn the basics. Taking extra time over the summer holidays to concentrate on one particular subject, rather than focusing on a number of subjects at the same time, will help your child get to grips with the key aspects of that topic.
    • You can find the time to overcome a challenge. During the summer your child is learning without the sense of urgency and pressure associated with school, so the brain is free to relax, to imagine, to wander and to create.
    • It increases confidence. Taking extra time during the summer to concentrate on a subject that they found difficult in school and discovering new talents will help to build a child’s self confidence and give a feeling of accomplishment.
  3. Sep 26, 2019 · In this chapter, we review what is known about how summer affects the development of children and youth across the four domains in the committee's charge (see Box 3-1): (1) safety, risk-taking, and anti- and pro-social behavior, (2) physical and mental health and health-promoting behaviors, (3) social and emotional development, and (4) academic ...

    • Youth Board on Children, Families, Child, Safety, Rebekah Hutton, Martín-José Sepúlveda
    • 2019/09/26
    • 2019
  4. Mar 16, 2022 · With spring upon us, many students and educators alike are looking forward to a well-deserved rest come summer vacation. But for your students, while summer can be an important time to relax and recharge, it’s also a crucial time to reinforce what they’ve learned during the school year, and to prep for college applications and the SAT/ACT.

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  5. Jul 19, 2022 · Research has shown for more than a century that students fall behind during the summer break. An expert offers six tips on ways to help children keep up their academic skills during the...

  6. Jul 25, 2022 · Lots of students use the summer break to earn some money before university. Summer work can lead to new friendships, on-the-job experience, financial gain and increased independence. Local papers and community websites often advertise summer positions for students in a range of industries.

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