Many children cheered and went home with their beloved certificates;
However, some babies are not so excited, and even "extremely angry"......
The 4-year-old baby tore the New Year's certificate angrily, and her mother couldn't stop it
Not long ago, a Guangdong mother saw her 4-year-old daughter returning home with a certificate, and couldn't wait to take out her mobile phone to take a video for her child.
Unexpectedly, before the mother could take a closer look, the daughter said angrily: What is there to see!
After speaking, I was going to tear up the award, but my mother couldn't stop it;
It turned out that the baby won the glorious title of "little king of language" in the class.
Bao's mother inquired carefully and learned that in addition to the three good student awards in the class;
Children who love to talk have won the "little king of language";
The first place in the class was the "Room for Progress" award and the "Most Potential" award.
There is a baby who has a "little butt wiping expert"
There are also "social experts......
It's really embarrassing for these teachers......
So is it really a small problem that children love to talk?
In fact, language is one of the important ways of communication for human beings, and by speaking, children can express their emotions, needs, and thoughts.
However, the child talks too much at inappropriate times;
For example, during class, it may interfere with others' learning and concentration.
In this case, how should parents guide their children correctly and how to cultivate their children's language talents?
in the classroom;
Teachers often want students to be able to listen quietly;
This will allow all students to concentrate on their studies.
If your child is talkative in class, it may interfere with the learning of other classmates and affect your child's own learning.
In addition, a child's excessive talking may also reflect their lack of concentration;
Or a way of seeking attention, which may affect a child's academic performance and study habits.
How can we help children manage their "speech behaviors" correctly?
Children may be talkative because they are not interested in the content of the class;
Or because they can't concentrate.
Parents can communicate with their children about why they are speaking in class;
and help them find more effective ways to regulate their attention.
For example, let your child try different learning methods, or help your child build better study habits.
By understanding their child's inner needs, parents can better help their child cope with the problem of talking too much in class.
Positive guidance and role modeling
Parents can work with their children to set some rules and reward mechanisms;
Encourage your child to be quiet at appropriate times, such as during class or important occasions.
By their own example
Let children learn to control their speech and behavior at appropriate times, and cultivate children's self-discipline and self-management skills.
Hot Mom Quotes:
From a psychological point of view, a child's love of talking is not necessarily a minor problem;
But in the right situations and at the right time, children should learn to control their speech and behavior.
Parents can help their children manage their speech and behavior correctly by understanding their inner needs, guiding and setting an example.
At the same time, in a family atmosphere, parents can help their children develop their language talents and cultivate their healthy language skills through companionship and support.
Through the care and guidance of parents, children can better develop their language skills and establish correct learning attitudes and values.
Is your child a "chatterbox"?