What if the doll doesn't do her homework?

Dolls should establish a good learning environment, formulate clear operation rules, provide support and guidance, establish a reward and punishment mechanism, communicate and cooperate with teachers, understand children's difficulties, praise and encourage them.

1, establish a good learning environment.

Provide a quiet, tidy and spacious study room to ensure that children have a special place to finish their homework. At the same time, in order to create a comfortable learning atmosphere, you can put some green plants or decorations around the desk and ensure sufficient indoor light. Parents can accompany their children to tidy up their desks, put books and learning tools in order, and stipulate the cleaning standards after each use of the desks.

2. Formulate clear operating procedures.

Work out the homework schedule and regulations with children, make clear the daily homework amount and deadline, and let children know that they need to finish their homework on time. This helps to cultivate children's self-management ability and time consciousness. While making regulations, we should give full consideration to children's actual situation and hobbies, give children appropriate freedom and flexibility, and let children learn actively in a happy atmosphere.

3. Provide support and guidance

Supervise the progress of children's homework, answer their questions and give necessary guidance. Encourage them to think and solve problems independently, but at the same time keep appropriate help.

4. Establish a reward and punishment mechanism

Establish a reward system to encourage children to actively complete their homework. For example, we can set up small rewards such as praise and small gifts, or big rewards such as family trips and special activities. At the same time, it is also necessary to set up a corresponding punishment mechanism to let children understand that there will be adverse consequences if they do not complete their homework.

5. Communicate and cooperate with teachers

Communicate with the child's teacher in time to understand the child's situation and homework requirements at school, and work with the teacher to solve the problem that the child does not do homework.

6. Understand children's difficulties

Communicate with children, understand the difficulties and problems children encounter when completing their homework, and give timely help and support.

7. praise and encouragement

Praise and encourage children's efforts and progress appropriately, and enhance their self-confidence and learning motivation.