Elementary school students draw 'palms' as 'bear's paws', teacher: Is this like it? mom: like
We adults sometimes build a beautiful plan in our heads, but when we implement it, due to the accumulation of various links, the result is always some distance from our preset. In the same way, children's executive ability and understanding ability are not as good as our adults, and there will be some things beyond their ability in their learning. For example, in the picture above, a person's palm is required. As a result, the child may not have studied art, so the "palm" is drawn, and it looks a bit like a "bear's paw". The teacher who has seen the wind and waves also asked, "Does it look like a palm?" Even if his mother were to criticize it, he would probably think so.
Chinese learning is carried out step by step by "words and sentences". At the beginning of learning "articles", the teacher will first teach children to learn to divide natural paragraphs first. The easiest way is to have two less Chinese characters in the first line, which is a natural paragraph. People who can understand this meaning will never do this type of question wrong, and they think it is very simple. However, I just don't understand, there are still some elementary school students who can't distinguish the natural paragraphs. Every time they take an exam, this type of question will always go wrong, which will give teachers a headache!
Some people always think that "English" is difficult and can't remember words, but how about learning English like learning Chinese? Our primary school Chinese basically revolves around the study of "words and sentences", various dictation, recitation and writing, and only the recent results have been practiced. At the very beginning, elementary school students will also spell various words wrong. After all, there are so many similar words. Just like in the picture above, elementary school students wrote "Beijing" as "Zhao Jing". It's so close, it's no wonder it's spelled wrong. As shown in the picture above, I can't remember how to write "called", so I mixed up the left and right parts.