Primary 1 Parent Teacher Meeting Speech Transcript How to Cultivate Children s Study Habits During t

1. Be good at thinking and take learning as fun.

Science champions like logic and reasoning, liberal arts champions are keen to read, they are expressive, and they are able to chat with different people.

And this habit of being good at thinking and eager to exchange knowledge stems from the guidance of their parents when they were young, and parents will not just use words to speak, but let their children experience it themselves.

Parents are the first teachers of children, and they should guide their children to develop good thinking habits from an early age and create an environment for their children to think independently, so as to open up the right way for their children to start their lives.

2. Be independent from an early age.

Almost all parents mentioned cultivating their children's independence from an early age, allowing them to learn to do their own things and take responsibility for their actions and words.

Respect children's independent personality, know how to let go appropriately, let children learn not to escape when encountering difficulties, and develop a good habit of thinking about problems.

3. Look at children with appreciation.

4. The power of parents' examples.

Leo Tolstoy said: "All education, or 999 out of 1,000 education, is reduced to example, to the uprightness and perfection of the parents' own lives." ”

Therefore, as a parent who is closest to your child, if you want your child to become, you must first become that kind of person, and you must first do what you want your child to do.

5. Develop good reading habits from an early age.

Reading can expand children's thinking, enrich children's inner world, broaden children's minds, and establish lofty ideals and beliefs.

Therefore, cultivating children's good habit of reading from an early age, reading more picture book stories, reading widely, and developing a good habit of loving reading will benefit you for life.

6. Parental love.

Everyone craves love, and even more so as a child, "relaxed, trusting, like a friend" is the unanimous evaluation of their parents by the champions.

Children's poor grades are most likely due to a lack of security and a lack of energy in conflict. This sentence is a good interpretation of the relationship between love and grades. Therefore, giving more love and attention to children will make them feel secure and grow up better.

7. Have a regular schedule and love sports.

98% of the champions also maintain a regular schedule during the preparation for the college entrance examination, go to bed at 11 o'clock on time on the most stressful days, and usually love sports, which is not only a way to exercise, but also a good way to reduce stress.

Cultivate children's regular work and rest time from an early age, cultivate children with a sense of order and rules, and children in kindergarten have developed a standardized work and rest time, so parents should try to maintain this habit when they are at home, otherwise the habit will have to be re-cultivated once it is disrupted.

8. Pay more attention to children's happiness.

Parents are more concerned about their children's attitudes towards learning than grades, and in addition to learning, they value their children's safety, health, happiness and happiness, which is the voice of almost all top parents.