I sat on the podium to supervise, and slowly most of the students entered the state of study.
I slowly stood up and observed the students from the podium.
One of the students looked down and fiddled with the compass, very engaged, and he only noticed when I walked up to him. I took the compass and threw it to the back of the classroom to deter the students.
At the same time, he criticized a pair of boys next to him, and the two were chatting.
These are the same students who fail to complete their homework every time.
I can't sit still, I can't sink my mind, and I can't control my students to fall behind in their studies.
It is not a solution to rely on teacher supervision alone, and students cannot enter the state of deep learning, and the efficiency is also very low.
Therefore, parents should train their children to be able to sit quietly and concentrate on one thing from an early age.
You can start training from the age of 1-2 years old by trying to play with sand, water, and building blocks.
