Transcript of a second year student s speech at a parent teacher conference

1. Pay attention to children's "health" "Health" here not only refers to physical health, but more importantly, children's mental health. It is necessary to cultivate the national spirit of peace, hard work, courage, and self-improvement, starting from standardizing one's own behavior and habits, and by strengthening patriotic feelings. The children's ideological and moral qualities, scientific and cultural qualities, and health qualities will be continuously improved.

In the information age, banning kids from the internet won't work. My family adopts the principle of combining "blocking and sparse". "Blocking" means prohibiting him from going to an Internet café to surf the Internet.

It is forbidden to browse unhealthy ** that is "full of pornography and violence", and "sparse" refers to allowing him to surf the Internet after completing his homework and time permitting, and assisting him to pick some useful **, such as**education**, etc.**. In this way, the child's knowledge is unconsciously expanded. Of course, it is also permissible to play computer games appropriately on weekends and winter and summer vacations to relax and unwind.

2. Create a good home learning environment for children Our family gets up at 5:50 every morning, which is also the time for our parents to get up. Let him brush his teeth, wash his face, and eat breakfast while gradually improving his child's English listening skills.

In addition, at the appropriate time, use English language to talk to children at home, read some English jokes, and constantly improve children's interest in learning English Also, children do homework we avoid watching TV, playing on the computer, and we read some professional books. Or read some ** magazines. All the best magazines that our children read have been read by our parents, which will facilitate communication with our children.

3. Treat your child as a friend, understand more, praise more, encourage more, criticize less, and don't blame. The distance between people is terrifying, even between parents and children. I think:

If you can find the appropriate time to communicate well with your child, understand each other, empathize, and give your child more love, then this kind of effort will definitely be rewarded. As a child, everyone wants to be the best, but it is impossible to be the first every time. I often say to my son, "We don't ask for no regrets, but we want to be worthy of our hearts."

I don't ask my son to do big things, but I want to do every little thing well. It's okay not to care about the outcome, but you have to pay attention to the process. When my child fails in the exam, help him analyze the reasons, find the gap, and not make similar mistakes in the future exam homework, and my goal will be achieved.

Don't help lz for the sake of points. It's a disservice to him.