"Students, did you finish the homework I gave you yesterday?" Li Ruolan didn't stand on the podium. Instead, she walked along the aisle between the seats and blended into the midst of the children.
"Yes!" The children's responses were still a little scattered. However, there were a few activists who not only answered clearly but also excitedly raised their little hands high as if they were worried that the teacher couldn't see them.
For example, Xi Xi.
There were also children who just nodded and didn't say anything. For example, Lan Xin …
Li Ruolan didn't mind. She smiled and randomly picked a child next to her. "Wang Leilei, can you take out your homework and show it to us?"
The boy with the crew cut was stunned for two seconds. He seemed to be confused as to why the teacher was looking for him. He was a little nervous. As he took out the card he made, he looked as if he was crying. With tears in his eyes, he mumbled, "I did it, Teacher Li. I did it."
Li Ruolan was a little frightened by his reaction. When she taught the children in the upper grades, they didn't feel wronged because of one sentence from her … And she didn't say anything serious!
"Ahem, I just want to see how you did with your homework. I'm not criticizing you. Good boy, don't be afraid!" Li Ruolan took over and gently placed her hand on his shoulder, comforting him gently.
Li Ruolan had interacted with some teachers who had taught the first graders before. They advised her to praise and encourage them more. The first graders didn't understand a lot of things. If they could often be praised by the teacher, they would be more motivated to learn!
Therefore, no matter how well Wang Leilei completed his homework, Li Ruolan tried her best to pick the good parts and praised him. "You can see that when Wang Leilei wrote these pinyin, he transcribed it very seriously. It was written very neatly!"
"My father wrote this." Wang Leilei said honestly. His voice was getting softer and softer. "My father said that I didn't write well."
Li Ruolan choked. She didn't know whether to laugh or cry at this moment.
"Ahem, ahem. Student Wang Leilei told me that these letters were written by his father and he didn't hide it. This shows that he is very honest. I suggest that everyone applaud for student Wang Leilei's honesty and then learn from him. What do you think?" Li Ruolan still found a way.
Xi Xi clapped along with her classmates. As she clapped, she looked at the teacher thoughtfully.
After a round of applause, Li Ruolan smiled and handed the card back to Wang Leilei. She said softly, "It's okay that Dad wrote this, but I hope you can learn to write it yourself. Just use the sitting and holding posture that I taught you yesterday. Try to finish your homework by yourself next time. You don't need Dad's help, okay? "
Wang Leilei finally wasn't so nervous anymore. He even nodded vigorously.
After passing by a few students, finally, under Xi Xi's expectant gaze, Li Ruolan walked to Xi Xi's side. "Student Yang Xi, can you share your homework with the teacher and students?"
In fact, it wasn't just Xi Xi who was looking forward to showing her homework. Li Ruolan was also very curious. How well did this little girl in her class, who was said to be very smart, complete her homework?
Xi Xi handed over the piece of paper that she had been holding in her hand for a long time. When the teacher flipped through it, she couldn't wait to say to Li Ruolan, "teacher, I did all these! My Papa asked me to make these papers myself, but I couldn't do it well. I only managed to do it later. Then, I wrote these, and I drew these! "
Li Ruolan could see that the strokes of the pinyin letters were relatively immature. They were not written neatly and crookedly. It was obvious that they were written by Xi Xi, who had not practiced writing for a long time.
However, she preferred some of the small flowers on this piece of paper. They were all drawn with a pencil. Although the strokes were not smooth enough and the pattern looked relatively awkward, the flowers filled in the blanks on the white paper other than the pinyin letters. The layout was ingenious and looked much more exquisite.
"As expected of the child of a celebrity. She has very artistic cells! She has to do an ordinary homework perfectly. "Li Ruolan secretly sighed in her heart.
Xixi even pointed at the edge of the paper and stated enthusiastically, "… My PaPa said that I didn't do it well enough, so he helped me cut here, here … These were made by my PaPa, and the rest were made by me!"
The paper that Xi Xi made was not cut square enough. After dinner, Yang Yi helped Xi Xi cut it with scissors. The twelve pieces of paper were trimmed to the same size, just like playing cards …
"But you did the rest by yourself?" Li Ruolan asked with some surprise.
Seeing that her words had been answered, Xi Xi nodded happily and said more enthusiastically, "Yes! Teacher Li, my Papa gave me a ruler, but I didn't do it well at first and tore the paper. Then, I remember Papa … "
Fortunately … Li Ruolan was more patient. She listened to Xi Xi's story of how she found a way to cut the paper.
"Very good!" Li Ruolan smiled and clapped her hands. She raised her head and said to the other students, "Yang Xi almost completed this homework by herself. The teacher thinks that everyone should learn from Xi Xi and learn from her hard work and serious attitude towards homework."
"Yang Xi, the teacher wants to ask you, after doing this homework, do you feel that you have a more thorough understanding of these pinyin and a deeper memory of them?" Li Ruolan stayed with Xi Xi for a few more minutes.
When Xi Xi heard this question with a complicated combination of words, she hesitated for a few seconds. After understanding it, she nodded.
"That's right, that's true!" Li Ruolan stood beside Xi Xi and nodded in satisfaction. She smiled and said, "Many children may not understand because when you were in kindergarten, you may not have homework …"
However, this time, it was Xi Xi's turn to undermine her.
The little girl looked at the teacher in confusion and said, "Yes, teacher. Our kindergarten has homework!"
Li Ruolan nodded helplessly and said, "Alright, the teacher is talking about some children. Because some children may not do much homework, they can't understand why the teacher assigns homework to you every day."
Assigned homework every day?
Many children in the class widened their eyes in surprise … Xi Xi was also a little surprised. Homework every day? Wouldn't that mean that they wouldn't be able to play for a period of time every day?
Even Xi Xi was a little conflicted. She didn't like to do homework every day!
How boring would that be!
Li Ruolan continued, "Because after you go to primary school, you will be exposed to a lot of new knowledge in the future. The teachers of different subjects will teach you a lot of lessons. With so much knowledge, after listening to it in class, you might forget it the next day. Therefore, you need to consolidate what you have learned in a day through homework. Only then will your learning be more effective! "
Many children, including Xi Xi, frowned sadly.
They really didn't like to do homework!
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