Why are the grades of junior high school students getting worse and worse?An experienced class teacher summed up five common reasons. If parents find that their children have these problems, they must pay attention quickly, otherwise it will be difficult for their children to enter high school!
1.Mobile phone control, sneak play at night:
Today's children, as soon as they hold their mobile phones in their hands, they feel like they have been beaten with chicken blood, which is particularly sticky.
Adults say that they are also in the left ear and out of the right ear. What's even more exaggerated is that some children hide in the bed at night and secretly play with their mobile phones, and the next day they go to school with red eyes and listlessness, and they can't listen to the teacher's lectures at all.
It's a pity, such good energy and perseverance, if it is used in studying, the grades will definitely improve significantly.
So what to do?
First of all, you have to control the time you spend on your phone.
For example, it is stipulated that you are not allowed to play with your mobile phone after 9 o'clock in the evening, and put your mobile phone away to ensure that your child can have a good rest.
Of course, you have to insist on this, and the child may not adapt to it at first, and even make a fuss, but it will be fine after a long time.
In addition to that,We also have to guide our children to develop some other hobbies.
For example, allowing children to participate in physical activities, such as playing basketball and swimming, can not only exercise their bodies, but also allow them to stay away from their mobile phones and communicate more with their peers.
Or let them learn some artistic things, such as painting, learning musical instruments, these activities can enrich children's spare time, enhance their aesthetics and creativity, and are also very beneficial.
In short,The key is to make children understand that there are many meaningful and interesting things in life and that they don't have to spend all day around their phones. Of course, this requires patience and perseverance from parents, after all, changing a habit is not something that happens overnight.
2.Learning only once:
Some children study as if they are in a market, and they think they know everything at a glance. When the topic changes, it's like a different person, and nothing will happen. It's like when you go on a trip, look around, and come back and remember nothing.
To learn this, you have to review it over and over again, so that you can really remember the knowledge points deeply. Just like carving wood, you may not be able to see anything when you go down with a knife, but after a few more carvings, the pattern will come out.
For children, more revision is key. For example, if you learn something today, go home and review it in the evening, and then look at it again the next morning. Repeat this a few times, and the knowledge points can be firmly imprinted in the mind.
Note-taking is also particularly useful.
Notes are not simply copied, but written down the key points of the teacher's lectures and the places that are easy to forget.
When it's time to revise for the exam, flipping through your notes is like rewatching a teacher's lecture, and the effect is great.
Therefore, parents should encourage their children to develop such a good habit: not to look at the flowers, but to understand deeply and review repeatedly.
In this way, the child's learning can be steady and steady, and the grades will naturally come up.
There is no plan to brush the questions:
Many children and parents have a misconception: they think that the more questions they have, the faster their children's grades will improve.
However, this kind of blind brushing is not necessarily effective. The key is how to brush the questions, and which questions to brush.
First of all, parents need to understand where their children have problems and whether they have not mastered the knowledge points.
In this way, when selecting exercises, you can be targeted, and choose those questions that are in line with the actual level of the child and can be targeted to strengthen the weak links.
The method of brushing questions is also crucial. It is not enough to simply do the questions, but more importantly, to review after doing them.
Whether it is done right or wrong, children need to carefully analyze each question, understand why it is right, or why it is wrong, and learn to avoid the same mistakes. This kind of repeated practice can really improve the performance.
Many children just look at the answer and go through it in their heads, thinking that they will be done.
But my experience has taught me that if you don't get it right the first time, you're likely to get it wrong the second time. It was a good opportunity to improve the score, but it was missed because it was not well grasped.
Finally, parents also need to play a role in this process, not only to help pick up questions, but more importantly, to provide companionship and encouragement.
When children encounter difficulties, parents should patiently help them analyze and encourage them to persevere despite difficulties. In this way, children's progress in learning will be more visible and substantial.
I don't like to use scratch paper:
Nowadays, many children like to make up their brains when doing questions, and they think that they can just think about it in their heads.
In fact, it is easy to make mistakes, especially in subjects such as mathematics and physics.
With scratch paper, this habit is really important. First of all, it helps children to clear their minds.
For example, when doing math problems, write them step by step on scratch paper, which is clear and not easy to miss important steps.
Another example is writing an essay, first make an outline on the scratch paper, and the ideas will not be messed up. In this way, the efficiency of doing questions is high, and the accuracy rate is also improved.
Therefore, parents should prepare scratch paper at home to encourage their children to use more when doing problems.
This is also a kind of training to train children to think clearly and carefully.
With this good habit, whether it is the current study or the future work, you will benefit a lot.
This habit must be cultivated from an early age!
Take notes in class:
Some children are really busy in class, busy taking notes.
The notebooks in their hands are colorful and really pleasing to the eye.
But the problem came, I took notes wholeheartedly, but I didn't listen to a word of what the teacher said.
It's like, let's go to a concert, but we were busy recording **, and we didn't even hear the song clearly!
No matter how good the notes are, if you don't understand anything in class, it's useless!
The most important thing is to understand what the teacher says. Notes, in fact, are auxiliary tools.
The point is this, when you are in class, you should first focus on listening to the teacher's lecture, those key points, those difficult points, or the content that the teacher particularly emphasized, these are the things that should be in the notes. As for the rest, you can put it away for the time being, and then listen to it first.
After class, children can take out their notes and look at them. Review the notes again, especially those that you don't understand, flip through the textbook more, ponder more, and slowly figure it out. In fact, this is much more effective than taking notes while listening to lectures.
So, tell the children that during class, they should open their ears, focus on what the teacher says, take notes, and only remember the most critical points.
In this way, the learning effect will be better, and the grades will naturally follow. After all, the most important thing in learning is to understand and assimilate, right!
In general, parents and teachers should pay more attention to these problems and help children correct them. Only in this way can they get good grades in the high school entrance examination and smoothly enter the ideal high school. Let's do it together