10 secret thoughts of teachers

(Baonghean.vn) - There is a Western proverb that says "It takes the whole village to raise a child", which means that we should not leave all the responsibility of educating children to teachers.

5 tips for parents:

1. Understand your child's learning process

Get to know your child's teachers and make sure they are easy to reach by phone or email. Attend all parent-teacher conferences. And most importantly, always ask and talk to your child about what's going on in school and class.

2. Participate in extracurricular activities of the school

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Don’t miss important events or extracurricular activities of the school such as talent shows, physics nights, etc. Parents will help their children understand the importance and meaning of extracurricular activities. This will certainly not only help your children to be more successful at school but also help them to keep beautiful memories of their student life.

3. Know your child's classmates and encourage friendships outside of school

Learning is best built on a solid foundation of teamwork. Every child needs the encouragement and support of their friends, and learning is much more enjoyable and fun when they have their friends’ support and participation. In fact, students often do not have enough time to get to know their friends at school, so create opportunities for them to participate in extracurricular activities with their friends.

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4. Enhance self-study at home

There are many teaching activities that should be done outside the classroom and no one else but parents are teachers in that case! Through baking activities, we teach children about measurement. Spelling activities in the evening are very effective in helping children remember new words. Take children to museums or zoos on weekends to teach them about nature and society. Let children watch movies about education or friendship...

Learning at home through such fun activities helps children learn a lot of useful things, supplementing their academic knowledge at school.

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5. Help your child understand the importance of education

Every parent has their own way of showing their child that learning is a lifelong adventure. So read books, take courses that interest you, share with your child the experiences you have learned from your own work, combine learning with entertainment. Show your child that learning is fun and never ends.

Your child and teachers will definitely appreciate your help in their learning and building their path to success.

5 things teachers want to tell students but can't:

1. "The things in the textbooks don't seem to matter much"

What is important are the life skills you learn while completing your classroom assignments such as how to debate and communicate effectively with people, how to listen, respect...

2. "Test scores do not reflect your abilities"

All the tests you take in class are not a true reflection of your abilities and do not reflect your future success or failure. Just because you get a bad grade does not mean you are a bad student and knowing the answers on a test does not make you smarter.

3. "Don't sweat about studying because you're too young"

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Your elementary school years won't have a huge impact on your academic or professional future. Your teachers want you to enjoy these years of your life. "Have fun - you're still a kid."

4. "I respect you"

Teachers understand that you are an individual with your own opinions. Even if they don't say it, they are always silently supporting and watching you.

5. "I hate homework too"

Every teacher wants to finish everything in class so that they don’t have to be busy on weekends or holidays. However, the pressure of exams and the heavy curriculum makes it impossible for them to do that. They still have to give homework and receive sighs of frustration from students.

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