My daughter never does her homework. How to educate her?

The criticism is affirmative that the girls didn't do their homework well. Her mother asked her to sell balloons, probably because she wanted the girl to experience the hardships of life, and the girl's mother didn't beat and scold the girl. On the contrary, it can make girls realize that life is hard to come by and make them study harder. I think her mother's approach is still desirable. For a long time, many parents have relied heavily on punishment or threats to let their children play and grow up in the rules formulated by adults. Once a child crosses the line or does something out of line, parents start to use punishment methods, such as "go back to your room and think behind closed doors, don't come out", "I won't allow you to watch TV or play games" or even beat and scold the child.

But we will find that some bad behaviors of children can be obviously "corrected" at the beginning or for a period of time.

But often it won't be long before the child who has healed the scar and forgotten the pain will still change back to the original "bear-like" and will not be substantially changed because of punishment. In doing so, her mother not only educated her children, but also gave them exercise. Perhaps this kind of education is better than beating and scolding children. I think this kind of education method can be tried.