The Importance Of Using a School Diary

 


Many children do not fully understand the importance of using a school diary correctly. However, it is essential to plan personal work. Correct use of his or her planner will help them enormously.

Good Reasons to Use a School Diary

Children live in the present moment. Many consider that using a planner wastes more time than gains it. With an "I'll remember!" they fix everything on the spot. Returning home, harsh reality sets in. In general, they have a hard time remembering their work and planning it, they tend to complete their tasks as they remember what they had to do instead of prioritizing the most urgent ones. Hence the importance of using a school diary.


  1. Planning

A school diary is a useful product for its practical function. This resource offers a simple tool that students can use to plan different tasks. A tool with which children begin to become familiar with the objective of time management.


  1. Write down what is important

A school diary also provides a track of information that the child might forget at some point if he or she had not added this information to the new page of the said notebook.


For example, the student may need to bring a specific book the next day of class. And, by writing it down, remember this information, the happen with the exams, the student will not forget it. This is a means of support to resolve any doubts.




  1. Autonomy

One of the most important learnings in the academic field is the development of autonomy to carry out tasks without having the constant monitoring of an adult.


This learning process is gradual. But by using a school diary, the child puts this responsibility into practice, taking care to write down the information that shapes a constantly evolving planner.


  1. Learn and maintain an academic habit

Many high school and college students also use a planner at this academic stage. Therefore, this is learning that can begin in childhood and continue throughout life. This is a habit that promotes effective planning, time management and monitoring of the objectives already met.


Steps to Learn to Use a School Diary

It is of little use to write down the tasks in a diary if mistakes are made. It is important to emphasize to the student that:


  • Assignments are noted on the day they are scheduled, not when the teacher sends them.

  • They are noted clearly and in detail. If in doubt, check with the teacher or a classmate.

  • Everything that is important is written down even if it is not homework: a doctor's appointments, a meeting with the parents at school, taking something to school, buying specific material for school, etc.

  • When a duty is done, it is marked with a mark. Color codes or stickers can be used.

  • The school diary allows the student to advance tasks, something very useful when there are exams in sight or to have a free Sunday afternoon.

  • The diary is used to prepare the backpack for the next day. This way you will not forget anything and you will not uselessly carry heavy books in it.

  • If, in addition to the diary, the child has a school schedule hanging on the wall, she/he can check the subjects that she/he will study the next day to change the books in her/his backpack.


From charter high schools in mesa az we promote the importance of using the school diary or agenda to help students in their school performance and responsabilities.
Location: United States

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