It is a very common thing for parents to accompany their children to write homework, and almost every parent has the experience of accompanying their children to write homework.
However, accompanying children to write homework is very learned, and some parents work hard and shout at their children, but the results are not satisfactory.
So, how should parents accompany their children to write homework? Specifically, the following three aspects need to be paid attention to.
1
Do yourself well, focusing on creating a good learning atmosphere.
Some parents in the name of accompanying their children to do homework, in fact, in the child's side of the "leisure and entertainment", they or play mobile phones next to them, or eat snacks next to the side, so that not only can not create a rich learning atmosphere for children, but also is likely to interfere with the child's learning.
This kind of companionship is not real companionship, and the correct way for parents is to take a book they like, read it carefully and quietly next to the child, and give the child a psychological hint that the parents are learning with him.
2
Do not easily interrupt your child's learning.
Some parents sit next to their children, always staring at their children to do every problem, and once they find that their children are doing wrong, they shout and order their children to correct them immediately.
In fact, this approach is not advisable.
Parents sit next to each other and watch their children do their homework, which will make them nervous and difficult to concentrate.
It is also not necessary for parents to correct mistakes in their children's homework at any time.
The correct approach is to let the child complete the homework independently and quietly, let the child check the errors in the homework by himself, and then the parents will check it again to find the errors in the homework.
For errors in homework, parents should first let the child go through the textbook by himself to find out the way to solve it, and if the child still can't understand it by reading the textbook, the parents will patiently explain it to the child.
3
The emphasis is on cultivating children's good learning habits.
When parents accompany their children to do homework together, they should focus on observing whether their children have good learning habits.
If parents find that their children are engaged in small actions while writing homework, or frequently go to the toilet or snack to eat after writing homework for a while, this indicates that the child has no intention of writing homework and the learning state is not focused.
Learning is a complex mental work, inattention is impossible to achieve the desired effect, so once parents find that their children have the bad habit of writing homework, they must correct it in time.
| Proverbs 22:6|
To raise a child, to make him walk the path of the profession, even when he is old, he will not deviate.