From Focusing on Homework Every Day to Truly Taking Charge of Learning: Create Six Good Study Habits for Children

Children's education has always been what parents are most concerned about. How to stimulate children's true desire to learn is a problem that every adult wants to solve. This book tells us to help children make daily study plans and follow a fixed study schedule to provide children with a quiet, clean and good atmosphere learning space. Teach children how to arrange their time reasonably, ensure that they have enough sleep time and rest, eat a balanced diet, and engage in appropriate physical exercise. Slowly guide children to embark on the path of being willing to learn and loving learning.

It's so beautiful, and I hope it will be a companion for students as they grow up. [OK][Like][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK] [OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK][OK] Are there any other study books?

I feel that many of the methods in the book are very practical. This book is the most practical book I have ever read on family education. Many of the small tests mentioned in it are very interesting. I went back and tested them. My children were very interested. I strongly recommend that parents read it. I believe you will gain a lot after reading it. This book also needs to be read repeatedly, internalized in the heart, and implemented slowly and persistently in the specific process of educating children. I believe that children will continue to make progress. At the end of the book, I feel that it is difficult to implement the part about improving reading quality. To guide children to think deeply, parents first need to have certain knowledge, insight and thinking in order to guide their children to think with high quality. Therefore, children's learning is also the learning of parents, and it is a process of common progress.

This book creatively starts from the perspective of parents, allowing parents to realize their own problems. Then they can reflect from their own perspective, from paying attention to homework every day, to truly guiding children's learning. This book explains in detail the policy of cultivating children from six aspects and six dimensions. It also demonstrates the feasibility of the event with a large amount of data and cases. The book uses quotations quite cleverly, and the insertion of text is just right, so that every insertion makes it count. This is the most prominent highlight of the book.

The three aspects of learning status, learning habits and learning ability are like three chasms, which far separate children from learning. If a child doesn't listen carefully at school and doesn't do his homework well at home, even if he goes to make up lessons on weekends, it's still a waste of time. When you go to school, you think about school, and when you go to class, you think about the end of get out of class. If your mind is not in class, how can learning be effective? Only after solving these three fundamental problems that really affect children's learning can we make up lessons and improve and strengthen them. Otherwise, it will be meaningless.

The content in the book is both professional and interesting, especially the explanations of cases. For example, how do parents bargain when their children write homework? Why do mothers get violent easily when they see their children doing homework? From a professional perspective, it analyzes not only the psychology of children, but also the psychology of parents. Then explain why there is a problem and how to solve it.

This book is really useful! It does not talk about empty theories like other educational books, but starts from parents' own problems and provides many specific methods to cultivate children's learning habits. I benefited a lot from some of the views and suggestions in the book, such as "replacing children's old habits with new habits." This sentence made me understand that if we want children to truly learn to learn, we need to start with ourselves and lead by example. The author Ge Jianzhong has rich experience and his method is indeed very effective. I highly recommend this book to other parents!

Children are the most concerned about in many families, and their academic performance and study habits often cause parents great distress. This book provides suggestions from many aspects to parents who are deeply interested in tutoring their children's homework and study, such as how to recognize the misunderstandings of tutoring their children's learning, what are the factors that affect children's learning, how to make children learn happily, etc., To help parents more efficiently cultivate their children's good study habits, improve their academic performance, establish a good attitude, and study happily.

I came across this book accidentally. As a parent of a third-grade child, I think many of the things mentioned in the book are very practical. Moreover, many of the problems pointed out by parents are shared by me myself. It made me realize that parents' love for their children is not deep enough, and sometimes I am not patient enough with my children. I haven't done my best myself, and I'm still forcing my children. Looking for problems from the parents themselves, my every word and deed affects the children all the time, and it is subtle. If I can buy a paper version of the book, I think I can read it in detail. I need to read it many times to become a qualified mother.

This book talks about many methods that parents can put into practice. It is scientific, reasonable and pragmatic. It touched me a lot. Thanks to the author for his hard work, I want to apply what I have learned into practice and be a qualified parent.

The author's last sentence is a direct impact on the readers' souls, "Every word and deed you do every day is a hint to your children!" There is also the transition from "preaching" to "practicing". It is a book worth reading and persisting in practice.

After reading, there are some very practical methods

I'm so lucky to have come across such a book I am also very glad that I read it carefully Diligent study is like a seedling that rises in spring, but it will grow if you don't see it growing. Dropping out of school is like a sharpening stone, but you will lose every day if you don't see its loss. Many of the problems mentioned in the book made me nod in my mind. That's it. After reading the author's analysis and coping methods, I slowly realized that perhaps many of the root causes of these problems that children encounter are their parents. It is the parents' job to walk the talk and lead by example.

This book is worth reading through by every parent! We all know some truths, but this book not only details those parenting knowledge, but also allows us to understand our children more empathetically. Thanks to the author for these suggestions or effective methods, I will try to implement them. 1. Insist on reading for half an hour every day and read one book every week; it is recommended to guide children to think expandedly and truly and effectively understand a book, but be sure not to assign "tasks" such as reading notes, which will reduce children's enthusiasm for reading. 2. Pay attention to children's concentration training. In addition, when children are doing homework, it is an unbreakable rule to focus on completing the task within a limited time without eating or drinking. It is particularly emphasized that there is time for learning. Uncertain learning time will make children have no goals or dampen their interest in learning. 3. When tutoring homework, try to keep your emotions stable. Even if you run to another room to divert attention, be patient and don't verbally attack your child. You must know that positive encouragement will help your child gain confidence and enthusiasm from boring learning. … Only after reading it will you realize how useful this book is!

This book starts from the perspective of parents, analyzes the fundamental problems that parents have in tutoring their children's homework, and helps parents get rid of misunderstandings. The author combines his first-hand experience in primary and secondary education to help children solve the problems they encounter in their study habits from six aspects: not procrastinating on homework, studying seriously in class, focusing, being efficient, being positive, and being attentive. Encourage parents to move from preaching to practice, stop focusing on homework, and let their children truly learn to learn. This book is indeed very well written! The analysis of the problem is very sharp, and the solutions provided are specific and effective. After reading it once, I wanted to read it a second, third, and fourth time. Always learn the methods provided in the book to truly help your children.

The writing is very real, as if I saw myself managing my children's homework at home, and I also gained some understanding of family education and managing children. I will continue to study and read it, hoping to learn some useful methods to practice, so that children can slowly change their own learning problems [Like][Like][Like]

In the book "From Focusing on Homework Every Day to Really Managing Homework: Creating Six Good Learning Habits for Children", three common misunderstandings among parents in managing their children's learning are mentioned: they like to urge, like to interfere, and like to substitute. I wonder if you have such misunderstandings in your children's learning management? In our daily life, when parents get together, they will inevitably complain about their children's lack of sleep in studies, always having to be pushed, slow homework, etc. The more they push, the more they procrastinate, without any improvement.

It has been of great help to me and my children, thank you author, thank you! It would be so useful to have more books like this.

The content is practical, the theory and practice are parallel, and it is highly instructive. Children's education is a long-term issue. Parents who learn to educate will be a great help to their children. I have collected it and plan to read it several times.

The theoretical content of this book is very rich, and there are many things that I, as a parent, should think about and improve. I will read it several times. It has solved many of my educational problems, given methods, and explained that the book has its own golden house, and the book has its own Yan Ruyu [Like]

It's very good. It writes about common film problems and the solutions are all practical. I think all parents should take a look, and I shared it with all my family members. I feel very good, thank the teacher for publishing this book, which lit up a light for me who was confused. I will probably read it a few more times and absorb it over and over again.

Dilly-dallying and procrastinating are the habits of most children. Some people say that rebelliousness only occurs when children reach adolescence, but this is not the case. Most children have it from birth to thirty years old, and some even have it after adulthood, more or less. This book talks about goals, setting rules, and then strictly executing them. It also talks about ways and means of effective communication. Very enlightening and worth learning from. I also recommend everyone to read it.

Really explain practical issues thoroughly and learn a lot of useful things Good book, here's the training camp information

The author very realistically lists various problems that parents encounter in the education process, conducts objective analysis and summary, and gives more practical methods. Many of the problems mentioned in the book are ones that I have recently encountered and struggled to solve. This is like a timely rain, which has provided me with great help!

This book is really good and worth reading again and again. My family has just entered the first grade. I have poor concentration and am too lazy to think. I just say no when I don't know the answer to a question. This book teaches parents step by step how to guide their children. Great 👍🏻

It's a book worth reading. I've read it roughly once and I feel that some of the concepts and practices in it are helpful to me. I'll try to use it.

It is very practical and easy to use. I have read it several times. As I use it, I can see that the children's habits have improved significantly. Parents' persistence and determination are very important. Although the children have developed some bad habits before, they have gotten better recently. Bad habits are slowly being replaced by good ones!

It is easy to read, practical, has clear views, is not verbose, and has explanations and tools. As the author said at the end, the key is persistence, and persistence is reflected in the daily words and deeds of parents.

A very good book, with in-depth theoretical analysis and specific method guidance. Unlike other books, after reading and learning, there is no way to implement it, and it is too late to know [Salute]

I hope there are more practical methods similar to raising a baby, it's so needed