"Mandy, where's my name?" Yuhao took the dots given by the teacher at the entrance and asked the principal for help. So, holding Yuhao's hand, I walked over to the bulletin board where the names were posted, and with my finger, I read them out in a voice-to-word fashion, class by class, until I reached the Stanfords' house, where the child's eyes opened wide, as if to tell me that it was our class. Then he pointed to the names from the top down, one by one, and when Yuhao saw his name, he immediately responded by turning his head and looking at the face of the boy.

Teaching children how to read the clock can be learned with repetitive practice, but it is important for children to not only read the time, but also to treasure the time. The concept of "time flies like an arrow" is an abstract and difficult term for small children to understand, so I started with the concept of "sense of responsibility", from drinking milk, eating, cleaning up toys, getting dressed, going to school, and then step by step to cultivate the child's sense of responsibility. One morning when my child was 3 months old, he woke up from a dream at 6:30 a.m. crying and asking for help.

While standing in a long lunch line at a small cafeteria, I heard two working women complaining that their first-grade children were dragging their feet on their homework, and that they couldn't get enough of playing tablet games for an hour or two every night, making the parent-child relationship fraught with tension and anxiety. Electronic products penetrate into the life One of them couldn't help sighing that the biggest competitors in developing the quality and sense of responsibility of homework for primary school students are TVs and video games. The child is too permissive in kindergarten.

Under the pressure and expectation of parents, many kindergartens are indeed teaching phonetic symbols in advance, and Anjin classes have also responded to the demand by offering P.1 prerequisite courses such as "Pronunciation Class". However, in the first ten weeks of first grade, the Mandarin First Book teaches phonetic symbols, which is clearly stated in the curriculum outline by the Ministry of Education, and teachers will not skip it. Some parents have heard that teachers are speeding up the pace of teaching because most of the children in their classes have already learned the phonetic symbols, and they are worried that they may not be able to teach them.

The cell phone beside me "ding", reminding me that there is a new message coming in, I opened it and saw that it was my daughter's Line from the US, which read, "It is very impolite not to respond to the message.......", and I hastily clicked on a sticker and wrote a response to it and sent it to her. My daughter said, "People who don't respond to messages are the most unpopular. Oh, I have to be careful not to become an unwelcome person by accident and become a rejected user. It's like a parent who doesn't respond to a notification slip, it's a big headache for teachers.