Yesterday when I was tutoring my daughter to write math homework, there were connection questions and colored questions. When I was doing connection questions, I used pencils. If I was not careful to make mistakes, I could use erasers to correct them. But when I painted the color with colored pens, I could not correct it if I painted the color incorrectly. However, there was a real problem. I wanted to paint No. 1 kite yellow, female. I carefully painted it green once. Because of her carelessness, when I found it had been painted half, I did not stop her. When she finished painting, I read her a question again. It was because she found that she had painted the wrong color, and immediately realized that she was wrong.
I said to her, "You must be careful when you have this color problem in the future. Otherwise, you will be in trouble and you can't be careless." She looked at me and nodded with embarrassment, and I said, "Never mind, I'll help you correct it!" She looked at me curiously and said, "What's wrong with it?" I took out the red pen and gently painted it on the wrong green top, which turned slightly yellow. At that moment, she looked very happy and applauded. She laughed, and so did I.
Children in the process of growing up should always do something wrong carelessly for carelessness. In order to let her remember the problem clearly, we should let her remember that the next time the same mistake does not occur, we need to adopt some methods. If I hadn't stopped her, she just wanted her to remember better!
