In Li Jie's son's class, most parents are "cold" about their children making friends with poor students. There was a time when a classmate of my son called every day to ask for homework. At that time, Li Jie thought it was a good thing for children to help students with learning difficulties.
"But a week later, I found something was wrong. This classmate calls every day to say that he can't do the problem and asks his son for help. That's half an hour. I told my son that helping my classmates is not just to meet his requirements, but to learn to refuse. Students should provide help in time when they have difficulties, but enough is enough. Calling every day not only wastes your time, but also encourages him not to listen carefully in class and always rely on others. "
Many children with poor grades are not without merit. They may spend more time on their own interests, and they are often versatile, attractive and more popular with their classmates.
There is such a girl in my son's class. Her grades are always at the bottom of the class, but she is good at dancing. She often participates in some cultural activities on behalf of the class and is very popular with her classmates. These children have poor grades, but they are lively, cheerful and easy to get along with.