Tips to support your child if they performed badly in matric

Matric results are coming up, and while some students were able to cope with the big adjustments of 2021, others weren't.

Matric failure, especially in public schools might be more widespread now than in previous years. The children’s inability to cope without classroom time, online learning, and under-resourced schools will all inevitably contribute to their overall pass rate of students in public schools.

For those students who will receive bad news, the disappointment will be equally shared by their parents. It is, however, advisable that parents manage their emotions well as to not negatively influence their children.

These are the practical ways parents can cope and help children who have failed their Matric.

Organisations such as the South African Depression and Anxiety Group offer a Whatsapp line where people can talk to a qualified counsellor. They can be contacted on 076 882 2775.

Also see: MATRICS OF 2021: Here’s how to get your grade 12 results via SMS/USSD code

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