Stop preaching and let your children watch these six documentaries during the summer to make them more self-disciplined and decisive in collecting them.

Today I have compiled six documentaries again that can help children achieve overtaking in corners during the holidays! The best education is not simply preaching and pulling, but awakening the inner driving force of children. Accompanying children to watch these six documentaries will not only enhance the parent-child relationship, but also ignite the flame of self-discipline in their hearts. The stories and characters in these films will inspire children to move forward. The \”College Entrance Examination\” documentary series has a total of six episodes. Each episode tells the story of a different college entrance examination student, giving an in-depth look at their lives and challenges. The first two episodes of \”Days and Nights in Maotanchang\” (Part 1, Part 2) took us into this college entrance examination factory and felt the daily life and study pressure of students there. \”Children of a Long Time\” tells the story of children from remote mountainous areas, how they long to pass the college entrance examination to get out of the mountains and change their destiny. \”Out of the Mountains\” is a story about those students who successfully walked out of the mountains and moved towards a broader world. \”Under the Tide of Studying Abroad\” shows that in the context of globalization, some students choose to study abroad and face the challenges of different cultures and education systems. \”The Principal\’s Choice\” focuses on the principals who play an important role in the \”war\” on the college entrance examination and how their decisions affect the future of the school and students. The essence of what this documentary wants to convey is: after the college entrance examination, you will encounter many choices in life. As long as we maintain an optimistic and positive attitude and work hard, we will definitely get good results. \”The Science of Sleep\” \”The Science of Sleep\” not only tells us the benefits of sleep to the body, but also explores in depth its impact on brain function. After watching this documentary, children will understand that the disadvantages of staying up late are not just dark circles the next day. Staying up late can affect children\’s memory, concentration and emotional stability. Long-term lack of sleep may even lead to reduced learning ability and weakened creativity. By watching \”The Science of Sleep\”, children can understand the importance of scientific sleep, learn how to arrange work and rest time reasonably, ensure adequate sleep, and promote physical and mental health. The documentary \”Slaves of Habit\” tells the story of three challengers trying to change their bad habits over a period of 6 weeks. Habits are formed from temptations and routine behaviors in daily life. For example, children may give up studying because of temporary temptation, or they may be accustomed to a certain behavior and find it difficult to change. Really changing your habits is not something that happens overnight. We need to motivate children through rewards. When they stick to good habits, give them appropriate rewards, which can enhance their motivation. Self-discipline is the key to developing good habits. Children need to learn self-management and self-motivation so that they can maintain good habits without external pressure. This documentary not only tells children how to develop a good habit, but also teaches them how to quit a bad habit. By watching documentaries, children can learn how to identify and overcome their own bad habits. The documentary \”University\” takes Tsinghua University as the subject. By telling the different academic paths and life choices of four Tsinghua people, it shows us the unique charm and life of university life.deep influence. Tsinghua University, the name itself represents the peak of academics and the starting point of dreams. The documentary \”University\” allows us to feel the academic atmosphere and cultural heritage of this institution up close. The documentary \”University\” allows us to feel the charm and power of university, which can stimulate the potential and desires deep in our hearts. The documentary \”First Time in Life\” \”First Time in Life\” selects 12 life sections that are of great significance to Chinese people. These sections run through our lives, from birth, schooling, starting a family, starting a career to retirement. Each stage is an important part of our lives. This documentary takes us into different spatial scenes, from the birth of the hospital to school learning, from the experience of the military to the rush of real estate agents, from the tranquility of the village to the hustle and bustle of the factory, and then to the warmth of the elderly university. Every scene is a stop on our journey of life. Throughout our lives, friends, lovers, loved ones, and family members constitute all of our emotional connections. Interestingly, you will find that the strokes of these words are all twelve strokes. This seems like a coincidence, but maybe it symbolizes the fullness and completeness of life. The number twelve is not only a portrayal of the four seasons, but also a microcosm of our life. It reminds us that everyone’s life is made up of different stages and experiences. However, life does not always develop according to a predetermined trajectory. Some people choose not to get married, some people are unable to have their own home throughout their lives, some people can\’t find the person they love, and some people have a bleak future. These are all part of life, and everyone\’s life is unique. The directing team of \”Real Growth\” and \”Real Growth\” spent eight years from 2012 to 2020, tracking and filming the three protagonists of Beijing No. 11 Middle School: an atypical academic tyrant, an artistic girl, and a silently hardworking girl. The good girl. The growth process of these eight years and nearly 1,000 hours of filming materials have been carefully edited into five episodes of documentary, each episode is 35 minutes. This kind of concentration allows the audience to feel their \”growth\”, their changes, and their stories more intensely. From the youthfulness of their freshman year of high school to the maturity of their senior year, this documentary records their growth and changes. We can see their growth and struggles in academics, emotions, outlook on life, etc. As parents, in the process of children\’s learning and education, we need more routines, we need to tell children how to learn, and we also need to let children understand the meaning of learning. Serious preaching is not very effective. No child will love learning because of your preaching. It is better to take your children to watch some documentaries during summer weekends, so that children can understand the meaning and importance of going to school through watching videos. This kind of experience may touch the hearts of children more than simple preaching, ignite the flame of self-discipline in their hearts, and stimulate the internal drive for learning.