When you show up at your child’s school events, it does more than just fill a seat. It sends a message loud and clear: “Your efforts matter, and I’m here to support you.” 👨👩👧👦 Parents' involvement not only boosts the child's self-esteem and academic motivation but also provides parents with insights into the school culture. Moreover, the presence of parents in school settings aligns with Lev Vygotsky’s theories of sociocultural development, where he highlights the "Zone of Proximal Development" (ZPD). Vygotsky’s theory suggests that children learn best in a social context, with more knowledgeable others guiding them to reach higher levels of understanding. Parents attending school programs can act as guides, facilitating learning and offering support beyond academic confines, encompassing emotional and social growth. It supports bridging the gap between home and school, ensuring a cohesive approach to child development. So, next time make sure to attend your child's school program—your presence means more than you might think! #InvolvedParenting #ChildDevelopment #SchoolEvents #SupportLearning
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