Introductory weeks and free parents guide the students help Gelsenkirchen, September 2011. Third graders learn differently than high school graduates. To be able to respond to the specific needs of primary school children, and to train the school material in the playful, the students help promotes even elementary school students. The students help unload immediately for the introductory week of student help JUNIOR basic school supply”a. Here all interested parents and students information, as well as the new free parents guide received successfully by the elementary school “*.” She developed together with Prof. Dr. Ludwig Haag of the Chair of education at the University of Bayreuth basic school funding student help JUNIOR”offers age-appropriate support in all questions of learning for elementary school students of the 3rd and 4th class for the subjects mathematics, German and English. Here, each child receives exactly the support that it needs to be motivated and confident to meet the requirements of the secondary school.
The Advisor Through the elementary school”aimed at parents of primary school children who are close to the change in the secondary school. He is complemented with study tips, aimed directly at the elementary school children. Through the elementary school”offers so valuable reading for the whole family. An independent case study by Prof. Dr. Ludwig Haag completes the Advisor.
The demand for additional promotion is continuously in the elementary school. More and more parents want to prepare your child early on the transition to secondary school and opt for a professional learning support. Student help JUNIOR is aimed not only at providing professional content, promoting trains also the learning and work behavior and creates important bases for the entire school career of children”, so Sabine Angelkorte, press officer of student aid. The basic school support includes child-friendly learning and working methods, where learning and movement turns and with whom the children playful, but technically sound and used in developmentally appropriate environment to everyday learning.”* while supplies last.