Studying at home
How Should Students Study at Home?
At Walnut, we encourage a structured and effective study routine that helps students stay organized and focused. Here’s a simple approach to help your child study at home:
Start with the Worksheets:
Refer to the worksheet your child received in class. These worksheets are designed to reinforce what was taught and help them practice key concepts.
Check WalSH for Assigned Homework:
The teachers do announce the homework in class. But if the child missed noting it down you can log into WalSH to check for homework assignments related to the specific subject. This will give you a clear idea of what’s expected for that day. You can see this in the daily updates here.
Read more from the Textbook / Worksheets / WalSH Presentations:
To revise completed topics or to solve homework questions, you can refer to the material shared with you. If its Walnut Special, then the worksheets have everything the students need to know. The presentations available in the WalSH curriculum update give a more audio - visual feel to the same content. If there is a textbook prescribed, then the copy that you have at home can be used too.
File Worksheets and Answer Sheets:
Organize and file all the checked worksheets and answer sheets in files at home. Use separators for each subject to keep everything neat and easily accessible. Read more about this HERE
Practice with Walmiki:
Encourage your child to solve practice quizzes on Walmiki, based on the chapters they’ve completed. Regular practice on Walmiki helps strengthen their understanding and prepares them for the next set of lessons. Also, exams are quite sorted when Walmiki practice happens on a regular basis. Its a quick refresher (they are 5 question quizzes) to keep the content in the active regions of the brain.
By following this routine, students will be able to study effectively, stay organized, and reinforce their learning at home