First of all, we should all understand the truth that children's learning process really needs hard work and perseverance. To tell the truth, children can easily achieve great results without any good special effects. A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Without the usual gathering of a drop of water, how can rivers and seas form?
First, guide children to learn in an appropriate way and reduce their learning pressure through psychological adjustment. 1. In the process of urging children to learn, parents had better say "Don't be forced!" Instead of saying "learn". 2. If the study plan is for children to study 1 hour every day, then there should be a requirement of 2 hours from the beginning. 3. In the process of communicating with children, try to use propositional language instead of imperative language. 4. Don't ask your child, "Are you studying or playing?" Instead, you should ask your child, "When do you want to start studying?" There are three chapters about equality with children who like watching TV. You can't watch TV until you finish at least a certain learning goal every day. Children can also make equal and appropriate demands on you.
Second, increase interest in learning and eliminate children's resistance to learning. 1. Parents can look up some information online and introduce interesting games into their study. 2. Study with your children and let them give their parents homework. Parents can make appropriate mistakes when writing homework, and let their children correct your mistakes and be their study partners, not teachers. 3. "Fun stationery" can be a "booster" for children to learn. 4. Reasonable allocation of study time and proper relaxation can make you study better. 5. Let the late children choose to study by tossing a coin or drawing lots.
Third, combine daily life with study. 1. Let children make family travel plans, which may make them fall in love with geography. Letting children learn newspaper clippings may make them pay attention to politics and news. 3. When going to the supermarket, let the child make his own shopping list, write the budget, and let him manage his own pocket money. Maybe he will fall in love with math. 4. Lead children to visit various museums (history, humanities, urban planning, science and technology, etc.). ) in a planned way; Every time before going to the museum, parents should do their homework and preview in advance. In the process of visiting the museum, they can communicate with their children more prepared and guide them to think. The whole family study together at least for a period of time every day, so that children can experience the fun of studying and working together with their families. 6. Parents should pay attention to what they can't learn in class and learn with their children in interesting ways after class. 7. Parents are role models for children to learn. Parents should set an example at home, be self-disciplined, study in a planned way and improve themselves. 8. The 45-minute attention needed for study is obtained through concentration training in daily life. 9. Parents occasionally send books beyond their children's reading ability.