What is the truth behind students cooking in class? How to improve children's interest in learning?

Recently, news broke out online that students were cooking in class. On the one hand, it shows that schools and education need to be improved. On the other hand, it also shows that children have little interest in learning. As the saying goes, interest is the best teacher, and with interest, things can be done well. As a parent, how can we improve children's interest in learning?

A township central primary school in Yongfu County, Guangxi, divides classes according to students' test scores. It is not an exaggeration to describe the learning environment of the "poor student class" as "chaotic". In the class, there are many problems such as leaving school early, fighting, smoking, gambling, and premature love.

"The most ridiculous thing is that some students actually cooked in class. The teacher was teaching on the podium, and several students in the back row were cooking with homemade equipment. Everyone took turns bringing cooking materials, alcohol, and cooking oil, and finally even the girls joined the cooking team.

At present, many primary and secondary schools in many places in my country still have "key classes" and "ordinary classes", "fast classes" and "slow classes". Xiao Chang said that this way of class division has more disadvantages than advantages. If students are blindly labeled as "poor students" and discriminated against, they may give up on themselves and "break the jar".

Parents should show interest in learning. If the child asks the parents to read a story, but the parents show no interest in the book, or even say, "I don't have time to read these useless things!", this will be a heavy blow to the child's enthusiasm for learning. Parents who love to read and ask questions can often motivate their children to learn.

As the saying goes, "haste makes waste" and "water will flow naturally". To improve children's interest in learning, parents should not be impatient, rush, force children to study, or impose their own will on them. If parents put too much pressure on them, children will become anxious, impatient, and subconsciously resist. Then they will lose interest in learning, or even hate learning and avoid learning.

When children achieve good results, parents should not be stingy with words of praise.

Too much criticism will make children depressed, even doubt their own abilities, and reduce their self-confidence. An education method based on praise plays a very important role in improving children's interest in learning, cultivating their interest in learning, and improving their self-confidence.

When children are doing their homework, parents should not let them habitually rely on their parents to solve problems. Instead, they should let them learn lessons from the experience. Parents should adopt a proactive approach to encourage children to think independently and not cultivate their dependence.

Cultivating children's interest in learning from multiple aspects and channels makes learning an interesting and colorful process. You can take your children to museums, libraries, and nature in your free time to guide them to understand and study things, so that they will be interested in and love the things around them. They will be eager to gain knowledge. At the same time, you can help children master and accumulate knowledge through storytelling, riddle guessing, and extracurricular reading.

Parents can often take their children to nature to observe the sun, moon, stars, mountains and rivers. Through curiosity about nature, this curiosity can be applied to learning, which can more actively improve children's interest in learning.

Children's interests should be cultivated in many aspects, including sports, singing, calligraphy, piano and painting.