In the third grade, I go to bed at 9 o\’clock every night and can still move around for an hour. Where does my time come from?

My daughter, who is in the third grade, is not only guaranteed to go to bed at 9 o\’clock every night, but also has free time for activities in addition to studying, even for up to an hour, and her academic performance remains in the first echelon. So where does our time come from? The advantages of being in a favorable location and having the school close to home are simply too obvious. It only takes 5 minutes to walk from home to school. Other students are still waiting for the bus and subway, while my family has already started exercising or doing homework. 2. Holiday Preview. Preview during winter and summer vacations is really important, as it determines the learning efficiency after the start of school. We usually preview the entire book of Chinese, math, and English during the holidays. Chinese language students have a basic grasp of vocabulary. Texts and ancient poems that need to be recited have been memorized in advance over time. Mathematics can be used by young masters to practice calculations. The reason why I use this book is because there are many question types in it, such as oral arithmetic, vertical calculations, and detached calculations. It has all the thinking skills and comes with a book of application questions. This book is enough for math preview. Familiar reading of English texts and memorizing vocabulary are all fully prepared during the holidays. There is no need to spend extra time learning these basics after school starts. 3. The homework is completed quickly and the accuracy is high. As I said just now, children read all the knowledge during the holidays and then listen to the teacher\’s lectures after school starts. For her, it is just a review. Can the efficiency of solving questions be not high? Other students may not be familiar with the new knowledge points before doing their homework, and may need to read through books, or may be slow to calculate, or slow to write, etc. But we do not have these problems, and we can naturally solve the questions faster than others. Because you have previewed, you will be more efficient in class and your homework will be more accurate. Other students had to correct their mistakes, but our homework was all correct or only a few mistakes were made, which virtually saved time. 4. Seize the time at school. If you want to go home and relax, then you must make full use of the time at school. I don\’t agree with doing homework between classes. After a class, your brain needs to relax and your eyes need to rest. The lunch break is the first time I recommend for writing homework. It should be at least one hour from lunch to the first class in the afternoon. Obviously eating and resting together will not take that long. You can write for at least half an hour after the meal. The second homework time is tutoring before school. A whole class can be written, and with the previous lunch break, children can basically complete their homework at school, and sometimes read books. 5. Stop interest classes. Last semester, children had to attend three after-school interest classes every week. School ended at 5:30. Not only did they have no time for outdoor sports, but they also looked very tired. I decisively stopped the interest classes this semester, except for calligraphy on Thursdays. Now school ends at 4:20 every day. I go home, put down my schoolbag and go outdoors, skipping rope or taking a walk. I go home to rest after 5:00. 6. Morning Reading Because the school is close to home, I go to bed at 9pm. Even if I get up at 7am, I can still get enough sleep. My alarm clock is set at 7:15, and I get up at 7:30 as a buffer. I wash up and have breakfast. Basically, I still have about 15 minutes of morning reading time. We will read ancient poems or English texts. 7. In the evening, I will take a break after dinner and start studying at 6:30. The homework is very simple, including oral arithmetic and experimental classes, and memorizing English words. Basically, the learning tasks can be completed before 8 o\’clock, and the remaining time is for the children to arrange freely, and go to bed at 9 o\’clock. Studying is not about duration, but efficiency.