1. Establish a good learning environment: I will provide a quiet, clean and beneficial learning environment for my children. This includes a special study area equipped with appropriate learning tools and resources, such as books, stationery and computers.
2. Encourage reading and learning interest: I will encourage children to read more books, explore more knowledge and provide various types of books and reading materials. I will read with them, discuss the contents of the book with them and stimulate their thinking and curiosity.
3. Cultivate study habits and time management ability: I will teach children to develop good study habits, such as reviewing regularly, taking notes and solving problems. I will also help them learn to arrange their time reasonably, make a study plan and remind them to abide by the timetable.
4. Give positive learning motivation: I will show concern and recognition to children's learning and encourage them to study hard and pursue progress. I will reward their efforts and achievements, such as praise, reward items or special activities.
5. Looking for high-quality educational resources: Although the economy is limited, I will actively look for and use all kinds of high-quality educational resources. This includes libraries, free or low-cost online education courses and learning platforms. I will also pay attention to the scholarships, grants or educational assistance programs provided by the school.
6. Provide opportunities for practical experience: In addition to book knowledge, I will also encourage children to participate in practical experience activities. This can be visiting museums, scientific exhibitions, participating in community service projects or attending interest classes, such as art and sports. Through practice and experience, children can broaden their horizons and cultivate their practical and interpersonal skills.
7. Keep cooperation and communication with the school: I will establish a positive cooperative relationship with my children's school and keep communication with teachers. I will attend parent-teacher conferences, parent-teacher conferences and educational activities to learn about children's learning progress, solve problems in time and give support.
For example,
If children are interested in science, I will encourage them to read science books and visit science museums. I may also find free online science courses for them to learn and explore on their own. At the same time, I will carry out scientific experiments with my children and provide them with necessary experimental materials and guidance so that they can learn in practice.
To sum up, despite the limited economic conditions, as a parent of a working family, I will give my children a quality education by creating a good learning environment, encouraging interest and curiosity, cultivating study habits and time management skills, finding high-quality educational resources, and providing opportunities for practice and experience. Doing so can help them develop their personal potential, get a comprehensive education and get good academic results.