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As a new teacher who teaches mathematics in the first grade of primary school, how to say opening remarks to attract students? Is there any good way to make first-grade children like listening to lect
As a new teacher who teaches mathematics in the first grade of primary school, how to say opening remarks to attract students? Is there any good way to make first-grade children like listening to lectures? I am more experienced in teaching first grade. Let me talk about how I attract students in the first class of a new class. I hope it helps you.

1, introduce yourself briefly. Just say your last name and tell the students what to call you. )

2. Put forward classroom requirements for students. I am very strict about students' sitting posture: I prefer to draw symbols in class to express my requirements for students. For example, draw a horizontal line, indicating that students should put their hands flat on the desktop and their right hands on their left hands; Draw a "V" to make students put their hands behind their backs and connect them. And the symbols of the album. )

3. Then draw symbols to train students. At the same time, tell jokes and short stories to students. It is best to attract students and make them laugh.

Tell the students what the teacher will do if they make a mistake. I usually punish students by tickling. I find that naughty students are very ticklish. This method will not make parents complain that teachers punish students, and students will think that teachers like them.

5. Some commonly used passwords.

The teacher said, "Please sit down!" The student replied, "I sit tight!" " "

The teacher said, "Little hands!" The student replied, "Put it on the table!" Or "put it behind your back!"

The teacher said, "Please be quiet!" The student replied, "I am very quiet!" " "

The teacher said, "Small eyes!" The student replied, "Look at the blackboard!" Or "read!"

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There are also many flexible passwords that teachers can ask students according to different situations.

6. praise and criticism. When teachers praise or criticize students, they ask them to interact.

The teacher said, "Praise XXX!" The student gave a thumbs-up and said, "Great, you are great!" " "Or in English, accompanied by gestures.

The teacher said, "criticize XXX!" " The student stretched out his fist and said to the criticized student, "XXX, come on!" "With gestures.