How a child will study in the future actually depends on how well the study habits are developed in the first and second grade. If these problems are not corrected in the middle and lower grades, grades will definitely drop in the upper grades. 1. Procrastination in homework. Every time I do my homework, I have to be urged repeatedly by others. I slowly walk to the table, open the textbook, and prepare stationery. Every step is like a slow-motion replay. Finally started to write…
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Parenting knowledge
Children who are \”addicted to displaying things\” in adolescence will probably have this characteristic in their families. I hope your family does not.
Yesterday, a mother left a message in the background and said: My child is in the first grade of junior high school. He usually lives in school and his grades are pretty good. But during the two months of summer vacation, the child was completely lying flat and rotten. I am addicted to the Internet every day, as if I am playing revenge. As soon as I asked him to study, he started to lose his temper and get angry. Are the children’s usual hard work and progress all fake? In fact, a similar situation occurs…
What should the head teacher do within a month after taking over the new class?
I am not a leader, so it would be difficult for me to be the class teacher. However, I want to be a class teacher because I can have more opportunities for growth, have closer connections with students, and have more research materials. Before the job assignments were assigned, I recommended myself to the dean of academic affairs: I want to be a class teacher and I want to lead a group of students from the first grade of junior high school. Teachers who have been head teachers all know…
A few things you must tell your children before entering first grade
About coming to school in the morning 1. Arrive at school at least 10 minutes in advance and allow enough time to prepare before class. 2. Be brave and say hello to everyone. When you see a teacher, you should take the initiative to say hello whether you know him or not. Don\’t forget to say hello to the security guard when you enter the door. 3. When you arrive in the classroom, whether there is a teacher or not, you must prepare for the first lesson. After preparation…
President of Peking University: As long as students persist in doing this, it is no longer a dream to get high scores
The academic master who shared his learning methods today is named Du Chen. He graduated from Hefei No. 1 Middle School. In the 2019 college entrance examination, he was admitted to Yuanpei College of Peking University with a score of 710. If students want to get high scores, Du Chen shared with us the following valuable experiences: 1. There must be a study plan. Everything will be successful if it is foreseen, and it will be ruined if it is not prepared. It\’s easier to do something if you have a plan…
Official announcement from the Education Bureau: Parents cannot accept the cancellation of class teachers in primary and secondary schools, but students welcome it
Are there going to be no head teachers in primary and secondary schools? Who should I call if something happens to the child? Who should I contact to know about my child\’s performance in school? What should I do if there is no one to supervise my children at school? As soon as many parents heard the news, they objected and said they could not accept it. The main thing is that the position of \”head teacher\” has existed for a long time. Parents are used to asking the head teacher for anything. When their children are in school…
Whether a child has the potential to excel can be seen in the third grade of elementary school, without waiting until junior high school.
The third grade of elementary school is a watershed! In the first and second grades, the scores of children in the same class are pretty much the same. With a total score of 100 points, the child ranked at the bottom can still score 70-80 points. The good scores are either full marks or close to full marks. In the third grade, the situation changes, and most children\’s grades will fluctuate greatly. Those children who were originally ranked at the bottom may…
What are the key points that should be paid attention to when studying with children at each stage from grades 1 to 9 (organized, all from the bottom of my heart)
How can companionship be considered effective and conducive to children\’s learning and growth? Advice for grades 1-9 has been compiled! The sooner you start executing, the better, and it’s not too late to see it now! 01 First and second grade elementary school students 1. Writing habits If children are not allowed to develop the habit of serious writing from the beginning and then correct it in senior grades, the effectiveness of their homework will be compromised…
After the high school entrance examination, I discovered that the difference between children who \”make up lessons\” and \”do not make up lessons\” may be worlds apart.
Recently, the issue of \”making up classes\” and \”not making up classes\” after the high school entrance examination has once again become the focus of heated discussion in society. Many parents have difficulties with their children\’s education, especially at critical points like the high school entrance examination, when they face tremendous pressure and confusion of choice. In the face of a highly competitive educational environment, the issue of whether children need to take extra classes has triggered widespread discussion. The protagonist of the story, Xiao…
The biggest scam trap in high school!
\”Only by enduring hardship can one become a master.\” Almost all teachers and parents will instill this concept in their students. Most students subconsciously believe that test scores are positively correlated with study time. I stayed up late every day studying questions until one or two in the morning, and then got up at 6 o\’clock. I kept a notebook full of wrong questions and memorized the formulas over and over again. This was purely to accumulate study time, increase the workload, and then…