Halfway through the summer vacation, it’s time to conduct a mid-term review of your children’s homework.

Time flies by so fast, and before I know it, more than half of the summer vacation has passed, and the start of school is getting closer and closer. A friendly reminder to all parents: it’s time to take a look at your children’s summer homework! Some parents only ask about their children\’s homework a few days before the start of school, but often in the last few days they find that their children still have a lot of homework, and then they get angry at their children. To prevent this from happening, we just need to advance the time we care about the homework slightly. In the past few days, go through your child\’s summer homework to see where the child has done. Pay attention to your child\’s daily homework arrangements to see if there are any unreasonable arrangements in the early stage. If some arrangements are not reasonable enough, you can point it out. And work with the children to adjust the plan in a targeted manner. Of course, to become a competent \”learning partner\” rather than just a \”supervisor\”, parents also need to pay attention to the following points: Don\’t blindly deny your child\’s previous efforts. You may find that your child\’s homework is a mess, so you want to I tear it up, but I still hope you stay sane. If you haven\’t asked about your child\’s summer homework all summer, rashly looking through the homework at this time will probably make your blood boil, but you still need to find out what your child did well, such as a certain piece of homework. If you do it very seriously, you should also praise your child very seriously. For children, it is commendable to still complete part of their homework in the absence of parental supervision. After all, everyone wants to be lazy and playful sometimes. When you confirm your child\’s achievements some time ago and then give him suggestions, it will go much smoother. Don’t let your children rewrite easily. Although there are still more than half a month left in the summer vacation, when you see unqualified homework, you will get angry and want to tear it up and let your children rewrite it. However, under normal circumstances, it is not recommended for everyone. Do this. First of all, this is a big blow to the children. The homework they have worked so hard to do disappears in an instant. Secondly, it is easy to increase the child\’s psychological burden. If the homework is torn up, it means that the next task will be heavier. . If you feel that the quality of your child\’s homework a while ago is not good enough, you can ask your child to do some of it again, but there is no need to completely deny what he has done before. You can select some of the ones that are really of poor quality and put forward clear requirements to your child in the hope that he will do them again. You can do better and let the child clearly know why he is asked to redo it and what the requirements for redoing are. Arrange the next homework schedule for your child. If you check the homework now and find that your child\’s progress is very slow, and it is very likely that he will not be able to finish it if he continues at this pace, then it is time to talk to your child about the next plan. When talking about this topic, we must adhere to the principle of development and make the child willing to complete the homework seriously and make some progress in the next half month or so. So no matter how dissatisfied you are with your child\’s performance in the previous stage, you still have to be calm. Discuss the upcoming homework schedule with your children and implement it carefully according to this schedule. You can give your children some check-in rewards, or you can let your children make some reward plans on their own to make this schedule better implemented. The two-month summer vacation is neither long nor short.Under the supervision of parents, it is the persistence and accumulation that make children become more and more self-disciplined and outstanding.