CCTV recommendation: If your child is not self-disciplined, watch these four documentaries for him during the summer vacation

If you have been worrying about your child\’s learning, even beating, scolding, and complaining have little effect, and the parent-child relationship has become tense, then you really should take action. In fact, the key to children\’s lack of self-discipline in learning is that they do not understand the meaning of learning and lack internal drive. CCTV recommends over 500 excellent documentaries with high scores. Children will become addicted to self-discipline after watching this. As parents, we should preach less and guide more. The more children understand, the stronger their sense of accomplishment will be and their inner drive will be stimulated. Watching documentaries is a good way for children to acquire knowledge and expand their horizons. CCTV recommends that after watching the following four documentaries, children will start to take the initiative to learn. Four self-discipline documentaries: Part One: \”Slave of Habit\” Habits are formed from temptations, routine behaviors and rewards. Really changing habits is never achieved overnight. If you want to be self-disciplined, developing good habits is the key. This documentary tells us how to develop a good habit and how to quit a bad habit. Part Two: \”The Power of Reading\” We all know that people need to read, but how to start? This documentary can make children love reading more than before, drive themselves with interest, drive self-discipline, and let you and your children work together , found the motivation to read, and fell in love with reading from then on. The third part: \”The Science of Sleep\” is highly recommended for children who stay up late. Lack of sleep will not only affect concentration but also memory and learning quality. This documentary will tell us the importance of scientific sleep. Make reasonable arrangements after watching it. Scientific sleep time. Part 4: \”Little Boy\” I hope you don\’t have to understand impermanence, but you are stronger than me. I hope you don\’t have to go through many ups and downs, but you are always more optimistic than me. You look for that ray of light, and gradually you become the light. This is a group of lucky children with unusual talents and protected by adults.