No child in the world wants to go from positive number one to penultimate number one.
There are many reasons, the main reason is that my father left home for three months last year. My son has just entered the second grade. Due to my father's absence, I was careless and anxious, and I lost my temper with my child willfully, which made the child inattentive in class. I got a 57 for the first time. I was tired of math at that time.
After that, no matter how much I made up for it, it didn't help.
A good habit takes 2 1 day to develop, and a bad habit is also developed slowly. I didn't notice it at all when my son began to use math class to relax himself. I only know that he is not interested in mathematics. There are always inexplicable mistakes in the perfect score paper. I just don't know why he is not interested. ...
It was not until the math teacher told me that he was in a daze during the math exam and didn't do half a paper that I was afraid. How can it be so serious and have such a big impact?
In fact, since my husband left home for three months last year, my anxiety has happened intermittently, and now I still vent it on my son from time to time.
What saddens him most may be something that will be branded for a lifetime, that is, his seventh birthday. My husband was wronged and couldn't come back. I went out early and bought him an ice cream cake. After working all morning, I finally got home before 12. I didn't expect my son to complain that I didn't say happy birthday to him the first time. ...
I am very tired, my husband can't come back, and my heart is very depressed. I didn't care about my son's birthday at all, and I gave him a good beating on the grounds that his birthday was Mother's Good Friday.
This battle, he estimates that he will never forget it. ...
Maybe he will hate me for it and blame me for a lifetime, and this trace may never be erased. ...
My son is hurt inside, and this pain may always exist. For my severity, his small body can't resist at all, but he will resist with illness and distraction in class. ...
In this way, the sharp decline in math scores can be explained.
Therefore, I am not surprised that my child is the last in the class in this math exam. These are the consequences of injuries caused by adults. ...