9月11日 独立写作
父母應該多陪孩子玩遊戲或體育運動,還是陪孩子做和學校學習有關的事情
Parents are always wondering which side is more important toaccompany their children, physical exercise or study relevant. As for me, bothof these affairs are not mutual exclusive, but equal important and evensupplementing each other. There are widespread testimonies for this principaland the primary ones are listed as follows. From common sense, we have known that education is importantfor the development of young child, and that study is essential way for thedevelopment of human's brain. Therefore, parents should spend more time toaccompany their children on study. First, the young child has weak self-controlability, thus, without the supervision from elders, they would lose focus onthe study and hang on somewhere else. Second, parents just like the captain ofa sailing boat, with their guidance, the advantage and disadvantage of childcould be found earlier in the childhood, and then the child could be on a rightway according to his or her advantage. I could still remember that when I wasyoung my mother found me excellence on math then she encouraged me to joinOlympic math class, so I could become a math teacher today. Without her, itcould be possible that I'm still pondering on my direction. On the other side, parents should not ignore the importanceof spending time on physical exercise and game with their children, sinceseveral indispensable benefits could be gained from these activities. Forexample, the intimacy, playing game is a good way to increase intimacy betweenparents and children. Under such activity, their relationship could become teammate; therefore, they could know each other more closely, relieving the gapbetween two generations. Besides that, physical exercise is another chance forparents to find out whether their children have sports or athletes talent. AnotherMichel Jordan or Tiger Woods could grow up from your back garden. Admittedly, some people would argue that spending time withtheir children on physical exercise is much important than on study, and vice versa, because they believe thatthey know their children more than children themself, or that their childrenshould grow up in a predefined way. However, how could these parents know thattheir children are quite good on football if they did spend with their childrenon the ground, and how could they know that their children will become famousscientists on any specific area if they didn't seat with them and reviewedtheir homework. Therefore, from what has been discussed, I could confidentlydraw a conclusion that both physical exercise and homework deserve parents tospend time with their children. And any presumption about the features of childrenshould make parents losing balance on these two sides.
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