Is it NG to continue slurping? How to decide the timing to finish your child's lessons with the "best sense of accomplishment"
When a child says, "I don't want to go anymore 😫" I want to quit, "" Then let's stop now! "Or conversely," No! Continue! "Both are left with a moyamoya.
The lessons I've been working hard on so far.
If you're going to finish it anyway, why not choose a [good timing] that will end with a smile for both the child and the parent, "I'm glad I did it! ✨"?
This time, we have compiled tips for "how to finish well" based on illustrations.
💡 Benefits of not quitting halfway
If you suddenly quit at the moment when the child dislikes it, it is easy to leave a slightly bitter memory in the child's own heart that "I threw it out on the way..."
As you can see in the illustration,
I'll do my best until the intermediate class is over! 🏊♂️
"Until I take the yellow belt" I will do it! 🥋
In this way, it is recommended that parents and children decide a clear "goal line" in advance and finish it after finishing it.
🧠 ends in a good place, a sense of accomplishment remains in the brain!
By clearing the set goal firmly and finishing it, the child can feel a great sense of accomplishment that "I did it to the point I decided!."
This is not just a "stop," it is engraved in the heart as a wonderful "success experience" for children. This sense of accomplishment leads to great confidence when trying new things next.
✅, let's talk about "timing to stop" with your child
If you say "I want to stop!," first accept that feeling,
"Shall we do it when the next promotion test ends?"
"Why don't we aim for the goal together until the end of this exciting class?"
Please discuss which timing to use.
It would be wonderful if we could create an environment where children themselves can convince themselves and decide to graduate by doing so far, rather than forcing them to continue because it is a waste for adults.
"When my family stopped learning, I was worried...!" "This decision seems to be refreshing for each other!" If you say, please look back at Like · Save 🌱
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