How to teach children to learn time management

Whether living, working or studying, we all need time management methods. Children don't have the ability of adults to control their time reasonably. How can parents guide their children to establish a concept of time and do their own time management well?

I will share with you some methods about children's time management:

1, conference table

What about the conference table? Parents can lead their children to draw on paper and make them feel very interesting.

2, tomato clock tomato clock, also known as pomodoro technique. Its usage is simple: set a 25-minute alarm clock. After 25 minutes, turn off the alarm clock, rest for 5 minutes, then start the next tomato, and so on. The tomato clock itself is also commonly used in work, focusing on efficient 25 minutes. This time of the tomato clock can be adjusted according to the actual situation, generally 20-30 minutes is enough. Parents and friends can set a tomato clock for their children when they are doing their homework, so that they can concentrate on finishing their homework during this time. After a tomato clock, they can rest for 5 minutes.

3, learn to bear the natural consequences

For example, we have an appointment with our children 18:00 to go shopping in the supermarket. If children can leave on time, they can choose a favorite toy car in the supermarket. If the child doesn't start at the appointed time, he loses the chance to choose. Even if the child cries for it, parents should not compromise and let the child learn to bear the natural consequences.

In life, parents and friends should always plan their time with their children. If time planning can form a habit, children can gradually learn to arrange their study time and tasks reasonably, learning will become easier and easier, and parents will become more and more relaxed.

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I'm Wei Hua, and I'm Mommy. I am an expert in parenting education and a research expert in improving children's learning ability. I wrote a parenting book: Shh, I'll tell you a secret, and don't worry, don't yell, and raise your children easily.