Clear task
Parents should give their children clear and appropriate tasks and let them know that they need to bear corresponding responsibilities. These tasks can be cleaning the room, washing clothes, doing housework and so on. Children should finish the task within the specified time.
Appropriate praise
When children finish their tasks, parents should give them proper praise and encourage them to take further actions. In this way, children learn to act, win results and gain a sense of accomplishment, thus establishing positive action habits.
draw up a plan
Parents can guide their children to find and break the barriers of procrastination. This step involves many skills of planning, obtaining information and organizing thinking. Parents can encourage their children to make plans to achieve their goals through notebooks or other means. There are many small details to pay attention to in any task, and children can make better decisions and achieve their goals better according to these details.
Reward and punishment system
Parents can establish a reward and punishment system and affirm their contributions and achievements with their children in a special way. This way positively motivates children, and the possible performance of being praised or rewarded after completing tasks or achieving goals stimulates children's enthusiasm and mobility. Of course, children may also take a small step. If the child fails to finish the task on time or shirks his responsibility, he should be given appropriate fines or other punishments.
Establish family culture
Establish family culture and make children realize the importance of time. Parents should work with their children to formulate family rules and formulate punishment measures that cannot be violated at will. These rules can include getting up on time, eating on time, sleeping on time, completing study tasks on time and so on. Standardize children's living habits and establish a clear life supervision system.