I remember when I was a child, in class, the teacher was talking endlessly on the podium, but the attention of the students below often flew away.
Even students with good grades will inevitably desert. You pass me a note, and I'll throw you a paper ball.
Some students are immersed in the activities of playing with pens, erasers, and desks. Erasers, in particular, are loved by almost every child.
The soft feel can be pinched, painted, broken, and not easy to be found by the teacher, which is simply a "desertion artifact" in class.
At that time, I didn't listen to much in class, but I invented a lot of eraser gameplay.
In fact, when it comes to our next generation, their love for erasers has not diminished at all. We can even tell what the child's learning status is like directly from the eraser.
There is a "eraser law" circulating in the parent circle, saying that whether a child is a top student or not, just look at his eraser.
Let's take a look at how the child's eraser situation reflects his learning status?
One: I often desert in class
Many of the children who are often deserted in class like to play with erasers to pass the time. A little eraser that can play with flowers in their hands.
When they play with their tablemates, they use the eraser as a car and compete to see whose "car" can run fast and far.
What if you don't join at the same table?
That's okay, just give him a pencil sharpener and he can be a sculptor, carving erasers into all sorts of strange shapes.
If he didn't have a pencil sharpener at hand, it wouldn't be difficult for him, and a pen would allow him to play for a whole lesson.
It's no wonder one mother said she had wholesaled several batches of erasers for her children and bought hundreds of pens online. But in the child's school bag, there is always only a pile of tattered books, and there is no complete eraser and a good pen to be found.
I don't know what this mother said, do you feel the same way?
Two: Desertion, but also occasionally listen to lectures
This kind of child will also listen to the lesson, especially when he hears the content he likes, he will listen carefully. But once he felt that the class was not fun, he started playing with the eraser.
They play with the eraser, there are not so many tricks, maybe they often take a pen to draw on the eraser, poke it, and break it and rub it twice.
Compared to the above kind of students, their erasers are a little bit better, but not much better.
Their grades may also be a headache for mom and dad.
Because he will do it, and he can't be wrong. But won't do, that's really not going to be at all. It may also be biased, which makes parents overwhelmed.
Three: Listen to lectures most of the time, but occasionally desert
Children in the upper reaches can still control themselves to listen to lectures and study well most of the time.
I do my homework more seriously, and when I make a mistake, I will use an eraser to carefully erase the wrong place.
Therefore, the edges of their erasers are basically wiped traces. The eraser is also well kept, but occasionally, they will inevitably get bored and play with the eraser.
You may encounter a problem and can't do it yourself, so your attention will wander. He can't help but poke the eraser with a pen, which is both fun and decompressing.
For this kind of child, their erasers are fairly clean, but there are also traces of being poked and "wounded".
Four: the eraser of the top student
Finally, let's take a look at the "other people's children" eraser.
This kind of child is good at learning, polite, loves cleanliness, has a strong sense of responsibility, and always keeps his things neatly organized.
Their books are clean and clean, and apart from notes, there are very few other graffiti and drawings in them. Their stationery can always be returned in time.
Their erasers, only the corners have traces of being wiped, and the rest of the place, they are relatively clean.
This shows that children rarely play with erasers, listen more carefully in class, and rarely wander away.
Five: What should I do if my child loves to wander?
Many parents will be distressed, their children love to wander in class, how to cultivate their children's attention?
We can pay more attention to the following points.
(1) Create a good learning environment
The learning environment is very important, if the child is doing homework and we are watching and laughing while we are on the mobile TV.
Not to mention that the sound of the mobile phone TV will distract the child, even if we watch it with such relish, the child will also be curious: "What are you watching? I want to watch it too." ”
Or he will be unbalanced: "Why can you all watch it, but I can't?"
Such distractions can distract children from their studies. If he becomes a habit, he may not be able to concentrate in class.
Therefore, we need to create a good learning environment for our children at home, try to keep quiet when our children are learning, or do other things, and do not use electronic products to affect the children's state.
(2) Combination of work and rest
Usually assign homework to children, don't assign too much at one time, children are easy to be afraid of difficulties.
Once he is afraid of difficulties, he wants to retreat, and when he retreats, he deserts.
Depending on the situation, we can let the child take a break after completing a part. For example, jumping rope and doing exercises. The brain relaxes for a while, and it is easier to concentrate when studying again.
(3) Encourage active participation
We can also encourage children to actively answer questions and participate in discussions in class. Children who are affirmed by teachers are more likely to stimulate their enthusiasm and interest in learning.
The law of "eraser for elementary school students", what is the situation of your child's eraser?
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