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Reading is the basis for all learning, children who are encouraged to have an interest in reading will develop the same interest in learning. Reading, in addition to helping children develop their vocabulary, also helps their brain learn how to understand concepts and formal communication.
These skills extend beyond literature subjects and will also help them in all other subjects including technical subjects such as mathematics and science.

When it comes to education, the only thing some children experience is control, control, control. This can sometimes have the opposite effect making the child want to withdraw from learning. Whether at home or in the classroom, give children the ability to directly participate in their learning choices. A good way to do this is to offer children options. For example, when assigning a writing project, let children choose the topic to write about.
We also recommend allowing children to choose their own extracurricular activities. The more control and information you can give a child, regarding their learning environment, activities and style, the more engaged and motivated a child will be to learn.

Let your child or student express their opinion about what is happening with their education. This will help create an open atmosphere in which you feel comfortable expressing your likes, dislikes, or concerns.

When learning engages children in areas and topics of interest, learning becomes fun and children participate in learning. If you really want to help your child become a good student, encourage him or her to explore topics and subjects that fascinate him or her. If he likes dinosaurs, help him find interesting and engaging books and stories about dinosaurs. Then, challenge him to identify his five favorite dinosaurs and explain why he chose each one.

Enthusiasm is contagious, especially when it comes to learning new things. If your child or student sees that you are sincerely excited about learning, they are likely to become excited about learning. Whether it's history, science, reading, writing, or even math, help him see that learning is a journey of new and exciting discoveries. Take advantage of every opportunity, without being overwhelming or overbearing, to discover new information with him. As your child sees the joy and excitement that learning brings to your life, he or she will begin to share your enthusiasm for learning new things as well.

Game-based learning is not a new concept. It has been around for a long time. Game-based learning can be very advantageous for many reasons. Using games as an educational tool not only provides opportunities for deeper learning and the development of non-cognitive skills, but also helps motivate children to want to learn. When a child actively participates in a game, his mind experiences the pleasure of learning a new system. This is true regardless of whether the game is considered "entertainment" (e.g., a video game) or "serious" (e.g., a military simulator). Games that are entertaining provide the added benefit of motivating children to want to participate in the learning process and want to learn more.

Game-based learning is also an effective motivation for team learning, which can be particularly beneficial for children in the classroom. Students tend to put more effort into games than into courses. The games are more attractive. There is also the competitive aspect of gaming. Students are trying to compete or win, on behalf of themselves or their team. They may strive to perform at a higher level in an effort to earn more points for their team or because they want the opportunity to play.

Game-based learning is a great way for parents and teachers to introduce new ideas, grammar, concepts, and knowledge in a way that motivates children to learn.