| All child experts will tell you: one of
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| | they will read more, write more, and just
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| the most important ways of encouraging
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| | as importantly, take pride in whatever
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| your child's interest in school is to set
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| | they make when they're there. They feel
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| up his own study corner. Having a
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| | responsible for what they've done, and
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| dedicated ?learning area??including a
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| | they're darn proud of it. (Here's a tip:
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| space to write and even his own Child
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| | keep the wall next to the child desk
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| Desk?encourages him to focus on his
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| | empty, or hang a bulletin board, so they
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| homework and even enjoy it. Here's why:
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| | can post their recent art works.)
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| No distractions
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| | Greater Comfort
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| When a child shares a desk or a computer
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| | When a child uses an adult-sized desk or
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| table with other people, other people or
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| | table and chair when doing homework,
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| the things on the desk can easily
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| | they're forced to slouch forward on the
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| distract him. For example, he may sit
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| | desk, shoulders hunched. Their legs
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| down at the desk to do research on a
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| | dangle on the very high chairs, or they
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| report on dinosaurs, but then fiddle with
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| | end up sitting precariously on pillows
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| Mommy's rolodex or discover his brother's
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| | just so they can reach the screen. Kids
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| computer games. A dedicated child desk
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| | give up trying to be comfortable and just
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| lets you limit distractions. For example,
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| | try to finish their homework or research
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| you can ensure the child's desk is in an
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| | as fast as they can. Not exactly the kind
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| area that the television cannot be heard.
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| | of homework habits you want to develop.
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| You can also minimize the clutter on the
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| | This leads to posture problems that can
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| table, leaving only art or writing
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| | eventually cause fatigue, discomfort, and
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| supplies and paper. Even if she feels
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| | aches and pains (especially in the neck,
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| restless and unfocused, there isn't
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| | shoulder and back area). They won't be
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| anything left for her to do but study.
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| | able to concentrate, much less enjoy what
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| Teaches neatness and responsibility
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| | they're doing and be inclined to continue
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| When a child has his own child desk or
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| | doing it longer than they have to.
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| study table, you can easily monitor
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| | Computer tables and child desks that are
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| whether or not he takes care of his
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| | designed especially for children
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| things. Did he put away his crayons? Has
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| | circumvent these problems and make ?work?
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| he kept his papers neatly stored in a
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| | more pleasant. They discover learning is
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| folder? You won't be able to do that if
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| | fun?as long as they have the right
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| he shares the table with somebody else.
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| | ?support?.
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| First of all, he may not have his own
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| | In conclusion, a child desk is an
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| space to store his study materials.
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| | important piece of furniture for the
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| Second of all, you don't know who left
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| | personal development of a child. The
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| the clutter (and you can bet the child
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| | study habits, which she learns early in
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| will always say it wasn't his fault).
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| | life, will undoubtedly benefit her
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| Gives a sense of pride and ownership
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| | educational and her eventual professional
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| Children like having their own special
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| | development for the rest of her life.
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| place, and when they have a child desk
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| | Though a child desk cannot guarantee a
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| they can really call their own, they're
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| | straight 'A' student, it is a great place
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| more likely to stay there. Which means
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| | to start.
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