Buenas tardes, querida comunidad de hive espero que se encuentre muy bien.
Hoy les vengo a compartir parte de mis tardes haciendo tareas escolares
Las tardes con Emily se han vuelto especiales, tiene 7 años cursa 2 grado ha demostrado un progreso, que nos llena de orgullo, ya está leyendo más fluido, y tiene una letra bonita y legible para su edad es una niña muy inteligente, antes era un desafío a veces me sentía frustrada, porque no avanzaba en lectura, no sabía si era porque estaba fallando en la manera de como la estaba enseñando, pero al final entendí que cada niño aprende a su ritmo y cambie el método, deje de presionarla.
Ahora ella misma haces sus tareas, aunque algunas no son fáciles ha aprendido a resolverlas con paciencia se sienta en la mesa de la oficina y sacá sus cuadernos cartuchera y empieza a ver las actividades que tiene asignada, me pide ayuda cuando algo no le queda claro, sin embargo, siempre estoy pendiente de ayudarla en todo, no le gusta que le ayude a dibujar, ella me dice mamá son mis tareas yo debo hacerlas
Me enorgullece verla tan aplicada con tan solo 7 años, me derrite de amor y sé que lo estoy haciendo bien.
Lo más hermoso de esas tardes de tarea es ver cómo ha crecido. No solo en conocimiento, sino en confianza. Cada ejercicio de matemáticas completado, cada página leída, es un paso más en su camino y yo como mamá, estoy allí apoyándola, celebrando y aprendiendo también.
A final cuando termina guarda los útiles y siempre la abrazo y le digo lo bien que lo ha hecho y lo inteligente que es y que puede mover el mundo y si ella lo desea, porque más allá de las tareas lo que realmente cultivamos es el amor por aprender y el tiempo que paso con ella que se acuerde que mamá siempre estuvo allí
Emily sigue creciendo y yo tengo el privilegio de verla de cerca.
Gracias por leer mi post. Que tengan una bonita tarde.
Good afternoon, dear Hive community. I hope you are all doing well.
Today I'm here to share with you part of my afternoons doing homework.
Afternoons with Emily have become special. She is 7 years old and in second grade. She has shown progress that fills us with pride. She is already reading more fluently and has beautiful, legible handwriting for her age. She is a very intelligent girl. Before, it was a challenge. Sometimes I felt frustrated because she wasn't making progress in reading. I didn't know if it was because I was failing in the way I was teaching her, But in the end, I understood that every child learns at their own pace, so I changed my method and stopped pressuring her.
Now she does her homework herself. Although some of it isn't easy, she has learned to solve it with patience. She sits at the office table with her notebooks and pencil case and starts looking at the activities she has been assigned. She asks me for help when something isn't clear to her, but I am always ready to help her with everything. She doesn't like me to help her draw. She tells me, "Mom, it's my homework. I have to do it."
I am proud to see her so diligent at only 7 years old. It melts my heart, and I know I am doing well.
The most beautiful thing about those homework afternoons is seeing how she has grown, not only in knowledge but also in confidence. Every math exercise completed, every page read, is another step on her journey, and as her mom, I am there supporting her, celebrating, and learning too.
In the end, when she finishes, she puts away her supplies, and I always hug her and tell her how well she did and how smart she is and that she can change the world if she wants to, because beyond the tasks, what we are really cultivating is a love of learning and the time we spend with her, so that she remembers that her mom was always there for her.
Emily continues to grow, and I have the privilege of watching her up close.
Thank you for reading my post. Have a nice afternoon.
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