My wife is drinking tea in the RV and talking about this.

The annual major college entrance examination period has arrived. Three days after the college entrance examination, parents have tried their best to pave the way for their children. Just from the traffic point of view, many parents have planned the route well in advance and booked the accommodation around the examination room in advance, just to make the children's exams go smoothly. There will be some news in the college entrance examination every year, and this year's college entrance examination is no exception. The parents of two families sent their children to the college entrance examination in two cars, which attracted many people's attention. Love to travel: my father rented a car to accompany my baby to the college entrance examination, and the octogenarian drove his granddaughter to catch the college entrance examination in a disabled car. On the day of the college entrance examination, the parents of a candidate in Zhengzhou waited for their children in the RV. Father prepared this RV two days in advance.

Because I was afraid of traffic jam on the day of the college entrance examination, I rented a car and drove to the test center for one night at night, which was very convenient. If children want to go to the bathroom, they don't have to wait in line. That's true. There are all kinds of food and shelter in the RV, and everything is very convenient. It can be said that this father is very thoughtful. In Shanghai, the picture of an old couple driving a disabled car to send their granddaughter to catch the exam also caused a heated discussion among netizens. The 80-year-old man used to suffer from a stroke, but for the sake of his granddaughter's college entrance examination, he still brought his wife to see her off.

But the child did live up to expectations. Grandma was very distressed that she brushed the questions until after midnight every day, only slept for five hours, and got up at six to study hard. At some point, grandma shed tears emotionally. Netizens are also mixed about this, thinking that parents put too much pressure on their children, and some people say that it is not easy for grandparents to invest all their capital in their children's education.

Parents who treat their children's grades with a normal heart must first put their minds right. Their grades have nothing to do with their children's future. Some children do well in school, but they are not successful in society. Some children are born with poor grades, but they are at the forefront. Life is not about grades. Winning or losing is a common occurrence in military strategists. Parents should not only pay attention to their children's achievements, but also pay attention to their growth, whether their children have worked hard or not, and whether they have improved a little bit compared with last time. Parents should pay attention to their growth, not their achievements.

The correct guidance of children's grades will help many parents to have very high expectations and often set very high goals for their children. When children can't reach the ideal score, their parents will either be harsh or sigh in a low voice, and their frustration will increase day by day. In this high-pressure environment, children will have psychological imbalance and slowly lose interest in learning. Parents should learn to look at their children's achievements more positively and give them more encouragement, not to praise their children's cleverness, but to help them analyze problems and sum up experience. Give children confidence that they will do better and better next time, and parents should not make a fuss just because their children do not perform well once.