Raising Kids in the 1960S and Winning Without Lifting a Finger

After transmigrating to the 1960s, she has an engineer husband, well-behaved children, a home of their own, and savings she can spend however she likes. This is practically a life with cheat codes. But there's one thing... The children are growing up and need to go to school. Yet the village's educational environment is worse than even the city literacy classes! For the sake of her children's future, Ye Zhen rolls up her sleeves and sets out to create a good learning environment. If they get sleepy learning characters, she'll turn the words into pictures and make dull literacy lessons into fun storytelling sessions. If they can't keep their numbers straight, she'll turn math into games. Catchy number songs and simple games will have them doing addition and subtraction up to one hundred in no time. If the teaching environment is poor, the mountains and rivers can be their classroom, the mountains their desks, and the streams their erasers. Question: According to the data, Principal Ye taught a total of 48 provincial top scorers during her career. We'd like to ask if you have a secret for producing provincial top scorers. If so, could you share it with everyone? Ye Zhen: My secret is my children. I have to thank them. Their excellence is what made me. (It's all thanks to my top-student kids carrying me to victory~) Other completed works: Six Big Sisters Spoil Me [The Sixties], The Most Ridiculous Family of the 1970s, Life's Winners [Quick Transmigration], Bringing an Animal Husbandry System to the Sixties, The Old Lady of the Farm, and more. Upcoming works: The Ancestor in the Sixties, The Little Stepmother of 1950s Hong Kong, Just After Transmigrating, My Whole Family Is Exiled PS: 1. This is mainly a warm, everyday story, with plenty of infrastructure-building and farming. 2. The heroine's son and some of her students are incredibly gifted, with all the traits of overpowered male leads from level-up stories. 3. This is a very long novel, so it won't be ending anytime soon. 4. Please follow the author's profile. Find me on Weibo at @Shi Piao Piao Xiao Seng Na. I'll post updates there if anything comes up. 5. The author has a fragile little cookie for a heart. Please don't compare rankings or make personal attacks, friends. Theme: Create a wonderful life with a positive, optimistic attitude.