As parents, we aim for our children to succeed in learning. But not all parents are trained as educators. What parents need are practical examples of how to support their children’s learning. To think like teachers, we don’t need to understand teacher jargon, devote hours to reading lengthy lesson plans or buy the latest learning resources. Parents can find opportunities to engage their child in learning through life experiences. By tuning in to your child’s questions and by setting time for conversations, we can help them experience learning first-hand.