How to effectively kickstart your studies after Tet?

How to effectively prepare for studying after Tet to ensure both reviewing old knowledge and acquiring new knowledge without being too pressured or stressed is a problem that many students, teachers and parents are concerned about.

Don't put pressure on yourself to study.

Many school leaders and teachers consider increasing the number of old tests an effective measure because they believe that it is necessary to resolutely put an end to the idea of ​​taking holidays and "having fun" among students.

Many teachers, right from the first class of the new year, did not hesitate to give a regular test or give a few students an oral test to get them into the habit of studying "right away".

This method may be effective for diligent, well-behaved students who are afraid of getting bad grades, but it often has little effect on stubborn or unmotivated students.

But one thing they have in common is that teachers have created an unnecessary tense and frustrating atmosphere right at the beginning of the year, significantly reducing the joy of learning for students.

Teachers can help students regain the joy of learning after the Tet holiday through light activities on the first day of the year.

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Gentle, suitable start

Some teachers often organize very interesting first lessons of the year. Some teachers give lucky money to the whole class in the form of lucky draws, giving students meaningful wishes in red envelopes with stickers, key chains, and cheerful badges... Some teachers even let students share their hopes for the new year regarding their studies, family, and friends.

After about 15 minutes of this New Year's activity, the teacher begins the lesson with gentle questions, gradually helping students review the old lesson and enter the new lesson with a comfortable and happy mindset.

There are teachers who give extra points for review questions, new lesson questions, and create conditions for every student to receive a few points for the upcoming test, creating an exciting atmosphere for learning.

Warm-up and light review activities contribute to students' learning momentum after Tet.

Creative and dynamic teachers also organize games for students to review knowledge with prizes of bonus points or small lucky money gifts, through games such as crossword puzzles, flipping pictures, who is a millionaire...

Such activities can help students quickly regain interest in learning and have fun going to school on the first day of the new year.

I think building a happy school is not far away. The principal and teachers should pay attention to the psychology of students, helping them have joy, passion for learning, and interest in school, especially after the long and exciting Tet holiday.

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