The student's hand trembled and he made a typo, the teacher did not dare to reply, and netizens ridiculed that the evening festival was not guaranteed
In the age of the Internet, people have enjoyed a lot of convenience. You don't need to meet in person to stay in touch. Teachers can assign homework, send and receive students**, and more, all at their fingertips.
However, the use of fingers is not comfortable for everyone. The muscle memory of the fingers and the memory of the mobile phone input method, although convenient, can sometimes lead to accidents and make people feel embarrassed.
When sending messages, the brain is occasionally weak, but the fingers are extremely flexible. As a result, before the brain can react, the fingers have already sent the information. This situation may be innocuous between friends, but it can be awkward when interacting with teachers or leaders.
For example, a student's hands trembled and he made a typo, and the teacher was too scared to reply, which caused netizens to ridicule: "I almost lost my night." There is also a student who sent the teacher as "husband" three times in a row, even if he withdrew and sent it again, it was still the same. The teacher is finally frightened and reminds the students to pay attention to the expression. This is not an isolated example.
When communicating with teachers, oversights are inevitable. Some students call their "husbands" and others describe the teacher's children as "rats." This kind of mistake can't help but be embarrassing, and sometimes even hope to find a place to get into.
Therefore, when communicating with the teacher, it is best for students to carefully check every word before sending it, so as to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings and avoid leaving a sloppy image on the teacher. Such an impression may affect the student's trust in the teacher's mind.
Of course, similar awkward situations do not only happen between students and teachers, but can also happen in various situations. In situations such as asking questions to seniors or asking questions during physical tests, it is possible to cause laughter because of a mistake in one word.
Luckily, these are minor bugs. Teachers usually don't pay much attention to it and treat it as a joke. But in the actual exam, similar sloppy situations must be avoided.
Sloppiness doesn't just mean that you don't get the topic right. In the eyes of parents, if students take exams when they are young, if they do not answer the questions carefully and read the questions carefully, the parents will sigh: "He, he will be, he is sloppy." ”
This sloppy understanding usually refers to not taking a question seriously enough, whether it is looking at the question or answering the question. If you take it seriously, you will definitely be able to do it right, and even if you make mistakes, it is because of sloppiness.
This sloppy behavior must be corrected in time, not just because of a momentary focus that can be changed. Students often make mistakes because they are not familiar with the type of questions, and they need to deepen their memory through repeated practice, rather than relying on the phrase "don't be sloppy next time" and expect the problem to be solved.
After getting used to blaming sloppiness for mistakes, this lack of seriousness can become a habit. While it may be harmless in your daily chores, you may regret it in the future if you make it a habit, especially when it comes to exams.
Sloppiness is not only manifested in the right and wrong questions, but also involves the lack of carefulness and comprehensiveness in class, as well as the negligence of knowledge points when reviewing. This sloppiness may lead to the omission of the entire knowledge point, which in turn affects the understanding of the scope of the exam.
In compulsory education, such problems may not be easily noticed by parents. However, when students move on to middle and high school, these problems may become apparent, eventually leading to academic difficulties and even the fate of diversion, which should not be ignored in the first place.
In order to change the sloppy habit and start small, parents play an important role in the home education of students. The cultivation of self-care skills at home can be carried out by tidying up small things such as personal space, desks, school bags, etc. Housework is also an exercise in organization, and after cultivating this good habit, learning will also become organized. Students can bring study habits into life, divide learning tasks into areas, and study in batches in order to find out what they are not learning well in time.
Parents can guide students to develop a good learning attitude in the trivial matters of life by setting their own rules to complete their own things. Although housework does not directly ensure that students will be admitted to Tsinghua University, it is part of family education and can effectively help students develop good study habits without hindering their studies. The case of one parent proves that a boy who once spoke out against housework in front of the TV was eventually admitted to Tsinghua University.
Some parents may think that everything other than studying is a waste of time. However, one of the most effective ways to do this is to change the sloppy and unserious mistakes in the trivial tasks of life.
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