However, if children are to learn and make progress by reciting Buddhist scriptures, I am afraid it will be difficult to have an immediate effect, because children's intelligence is still in the development stage, and the truth told by Buddhist scriptures is abstract and extensive, which generally has a slow impact on people and requires high personal understanding. If they don't learn well in textbooks, reading Buddhist scriptures will have no effect. If they think that reading Buddhist scriptures will have a "magical" effect, children will learn. Buddhist scriptures have no such "magical function".
There are ways to make children learn well. Educational experts have done a lot of research in this field. If you want to say more, you can simply say some basic principles.
1. Children only have the desire to learn what they are interested in. Therefore, to make children love learning, we must first make children interested in learning content.
2. Don't force children to study. Many parents know this, but many parents still make mistakes.
3. Good children are "boasted" and often, not once or twice.
4. Action education is better than language education 10 times.
5. Master the correct learning methods and improve learning efficiency.
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