Laziness makes people stupid.

On the afternoon of September 27th, at the third class meeting, I wrote the words "Smart children make fools" on the blackboard.

Of the 44 students in this class, more than a dozen can't hand in their homework every Sunday, which is beyond my understanding. Before I took care of junior high school students, there were never so many students in my class who didn't hand in their homework. After a few weeks of school, although some progress has been made, those who are forced to finish their homework still have the phenomenon of "cutting corners".

I learned about several "homework-difficult households".

Bi Kaijie: Either I didn't do my homework, or my handwriting was too sloppy to read a word clearly. The Chinese teacher often asks him to write in front, hoping that he can write clearly. Homework is never asked, let alone checked or signed.

Cheng Xinyu: Almost every time I didn't bring my homework or homework, I said I had finished it, but I forgot to bring it. The first time I called my parents, no one answered. Then I sent a WeChat to let them send it when they have time. If they don't have time, they will take photos and send them. My parents said they weren't at home, so they went back to look for it, and then it was gone.

Zhao Yimeng: I never know what my homework is. All I know is to cut corners. I do part of it occasionally. When you hand in your homework, you look blank. You can make up for the copied tasks. Anyone who recites or does mathematics is "unable to recite" and "unable to recite".

Li Xinyi: I'm often absent-minded in class, I don't attend classes at all, and I often make mistakes in my homework-it's not that the answer is wrong, but that it's different from the homework assigned by the teacher.

There are Li Xiangyuan, Qi Shengtian, Yuan Yunhang and Zhao Honglin. Even some of them often call in sick on Monday morning. In fact, all the students in the class know that the real reason for their leave is that they haven't finished their homework, but their parents don't seem to know (maybe there is nothing they can do).

I know that the main reason for this phenomenon is parents.

I think every child is a villain. Perhaps subtle psychological changes have taken place since he first encountered difficulties in doing homework and felt his parents' attitudes and demands for him and his studies.

Those gentle and demanding parents give their children a bottom line that cannot be broken; Those tough and harsh parents also gave their children the bottom line, but the children felt oppressive and easily resisted when they grew up; Parents who are vacillating give their children room to bargain; Those complaining parents gave their children reasons not to study and an attitude of shirking responsibility elsewhere. Parents who "do anything" make their children become people who have no requirements for themselves.

Parents are lazy in educating their children, and children are asking themselves to be lazy in class. Once or twice doesn't seem to matter, and three or four times doesn't seem to have much effect on learning. However, the child's psychology has gradually changed in this indulgence. When the result is obvious, the child's laziness has been developed.

How many children are so indulgent that they "accumulate laziness and become stupid" bit by bit.