Learning Process

There are 10 questions in this assessment. Each question has 4 possible answers. The result will be available once you have answered all of the questions. You will also see a link to all 4 assessments.

1 / 10

1. Does your child have a hard time learning new concepts?

A) Never

B) Sometimes

C) Often

D) Always

2 / 10

2. Does your child become easily frustrated when trying to learn a new concept?

A) Never

B) Sometimes

C) Often

D) Always

3 / 10

3. Does your child say they "forgot" often?

A) Never

B) Sometimes

C) Often

D) Always

4 / 10

4. Is your child easily distracted once they have begun a task?

A) Never

B) Sometimes

C) Often

D) Always

5 / 10

5. How many times do you have to call your child's name before they acknowledge you?

A) Once

B) Twice

C) Three Times

D) They ignore me when they are busy playing

6 / 10

6. How often does your child become agitated or restless?

A) Never

B) Sometimees

C) Often

D) Always

7 / 10

7. Does your child always say they are dumb or stupid?

A) Never

B) Sometimes

C) Often

D) Always

8 / 10

8. Does your child say "I can't do it!" after only trying once?

A) Never

B) Sometimes

C) Often

D) Always

9 / 10

9. Has your child's teacher suggested that he/she may need extra time and help learning a new concept?

A) Never

B) Sometimes

C) Often

D) Always

10 / 10

10. If you think your child may have a learning disability, will you get your child tested and seek professional help?

A) Yes

B) Maybe

C) Probably not

D) Will not

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Proverbs 22:6 tells us to: “Start children off on the way they should go, and even when they are old, they will not turn from it.” This is not a promise but a directive from God that we should be helping our children learn about the importance and value of God’s truth, promises, commandments, and instructions for life.

Teaching and learning require self-discipline and consistency.  The process of learning offers many opportunities to make it easy and fun for our kids – and us – to learn together. You can help your children learn colors, the alphabet, and numbers with the Bible. For example, teach colors in nature by saying something like: Jesus created all earthly things with the Father. He created green trees and grass, yellow sunflowers, red birds, and the blue sky.  Chapter 13 “Have Fun Learning Together” in Raising Kids to Follow Christ: Instilling a Lifelong Trust in God offers many helpful tips and resources.