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Review Graded Work and Mistakes

Look over completed and graded assignments. Don't scold your child for bad grades or mistakes. Discuss errors to be sure your child understands the material. Incorrect answers are an opportunity to learn, and those tough questions might be asked again in end-of-year exams, so it's smart to help your child learn the correct answer when the material is fresh in his mind.

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