Why do my parents care about my grades?

Parents care about grades more than education as they want to tell others that their child completed his course with flying colors. They do not want to tell others that their child barely passed his course. They do not want to feel embarrassed while discussing their child’s academic development.

Why are parents so worried about grades?

Research shows that kids may interpret these expectations as pressure. Parental pressure to excel can increase kids’ risk of stress, as well as have a negative impact on their well-being. This is especially true if parents value grades and achievement over things like empathy, compassion, kindness, and social skills.

How do I tell my parents that I got a bad grade?

Explain to your parents why you did poorly. Show them the effort you put in. Tell them that you understand where you made your mistakes and that you can fix them by making a few changes such as participating more in class or dedicating more time to homework.

How can I make my parents feel good about my grades?

Plan to move up to the front row, keep an organized assignment pad, find a quiet place to work, do your best, and your grades will go up, guaranteed. Not only will your parents be pleased, but you’ll feel good about it too. For more on Carol Weston, visit her website: carolweston.com or like her Facebook page.

Why do some parents get mad at their kids for bad grades?

Some parents actually care. So, why do some parents get mad over bad grades? Probably because they see a lack of appreciation for all that has been invested in their child/student – and the resulting lack of effort put forth by said student.

Should you push your child to get good grades?

“If you are a parent who is hard-working, has a good career, and a good income, it doesn’t help to push your child,” says Dr. Luthar. Your actions set a clear example, and it’s not necessary to constantly repeat the message that they need to get good grades.

Why is it important to look after your grades?

Because as you get older your grades could determine your future. Colleges will not let people in that have bad grades. As a parent I want my children to have every opportunity open to them when they make decisions that will affect their entire lives.