In Chengdu, Sichuan, Ms. Li walked into her daughter's room at night, saw a rope hanging in front of her daughter's bed, was startled, walked over to take a closer look, and the rope extended from the wall to her daughter's quilt. Ms. Li carefully lifted her daughter's quilt, and the scene in front of her made her can't help but smile.
At that time, after Ms. Li put her young son to sleep, she wanted to go to her daughter's room to see if her quilt was covered, and when she pushed open the door, she found a strange scene.
I saw that on the wall at the head of my daughter's bed, there was a textbook that had been turned over, and a rope extended from the textbook, and a piece of paper was attached to the middle of the rope, on which the word "knowledge" was written, and the end of the rope was extended into the daughter's quilt.
The daughter tugged tightly on the end of the rope, and was already asleep by this time.
When Ms. Li saw this, she instantly understood that her daughter was using books to "drip" herself! In this way, the daughter wants to convey the knowledge from the textbook to the brain.
This scene really made Ms. Li feel both funny and distressed. Because my daughter is about to take the exam, she is under a lot of pressure, so she will use this method to help herself.
Netizens have ridiculed:
"Open the rice cooker and cook it to eat, so that it can be digested faster"
"Do I need to increase the dose and put an encyclopedia?"
"Pay attention not to drip too fast, otherwise there may be adverse reactions!"
In short, this is a really innocent and cute child! This scene reminds the editor of the childhood cartoon - Doraemon, one of which is about memory bread.
Nobita is close to the exam before he starts to review, Doraemon gave him some memory bread, as long as the memory bread is pressed on the book, and then eaten into the stomach, the knowledge in the textbook is immediately "absorbed" by Nobita.
It seems to be a quick and easy method, but the result is that Nobita ate too much memory bread, the next day he had a stomach trouble, and after a trip to the toilet, he drained the knowledge of "eating" into his stomach, and he still got duck eggs for the exam.
Of course, there is no memory bread, learning still needs to be down-to-earth, relying on their own efforts to learn the knowledge, in order to truly use for themselves.
The little girl in the incident should also know that using books to "drip" this way can not consolidate her knowledge. The reason why she did this is more of a psychological comfort, the child is still too stressed.
Proper stress is a good thing and can translate into motivation to learn. But if the pressure is too great, it may be counterproductive and even affect the healthy growth of the child.
Parents should pay more attention to their children's learning status, spur them when their children are slack, and help alleviate them when their children are too stressed.
After all, the healthy growth of children is the most important. Do you think that's right?