Top 10 Ways Parents Can Help Their Children
To Earn Their Black Belts
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Be committed to regular attendance 2 times per week.
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Help your child to understand and follow school rules. This will speed up the development of greater focus, respect and self discipline.
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Watch your child’s classes as often as you can. So that you can praise them for improvements in understanding and performance, as well as the achievement of tips and belts.
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Respect and support the Master’s decisions regarding tip/belt progress, as they will always be acting in your child’s best interest.
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Be optimistic and encouraging even when your child shows temporary signs of frustration or boredom. Such occurrences are common and even necessary to developing high level of skills.
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Communicate with the Masters and the Manager about progress or challenges your child is experiencing both in and out of the school
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Attend special events such as tournament and school parties. They are excellent for creating enthusiasm and helping your child make new friends
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Practice at home in short, highly positive sessions to demonstrate your support to your child.
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Review the student manual. Especially helpful sections:
* Guidelines for Younger Students,
* The Five Aims of Tae Kwon Do,
* Eleven Commandments,
* Student Creed & etc.
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Attend classes with them!!! (We have a Family Class Ask for Master Jeon)