Question 1: My parents always restrict me, I feel so annoyed!

In order to better prepare for the primary school entrance examination, parents will manage their children more strictly during this period, such as not allowing their children to play games, watch TV, attend class reunions, etc. Students must first understand their parents' feelings and avoid resistance. Some students confront their parents and stop studying because they are annoyed. This approach is very undesirable. After all, it does not affect the fate of the parents, but your fate. Secondly, we must become "independent". Independence here does not refer to independence in life or spirit, but independence in learning, which requires students to arrange their own learning plan goals for primary school candidates and to progress step by step according to the plan. Last but not least, if you want to solve the problem, you must actively interact with the parents. Communicate frequently with parents, talk more about their learning situation, study plans, life plans and feelings with them, and also understand their feelings. Both parties work harder for a better life.

Question 2: My parents have very high expectations of me, and I am particularly afraid of living up to their expectations. They put even more pressure on me!

During the sixth grade of elementary school, not only students are under great pressure, but parents’ pressure will also increase. Some parents will nag non-stop and take extra care of their children. Every day's recipes are carefully designed... This often puts more pressure on students. To solve this problem, the most important thing is to adjust your mentality. Parents doing this is a sign that parents are caring and love you, and it has nothing to do with your primary school entrance examination. Parents pay special attention to you during this period because during the sixth grade of elementary school, students have more study time and are under greater pressure. They should pay special attention to you to prevent life factors from affecting your study. At this time, it is enough to be grateful to your parents, there is no need to increase the pressure. You just need to study normally. After all, your study is not for your parents. Your study is for your own destiny.

Question 3: I didn’t do well in the exam, I don’t know how to tell my parents!

There will also be more exams for the sixth grade of primary school, including monthly exams, mid-term and final exams, mock exams for primary school to junior high school, etc. The main reason why students are afraid of exams is that they cannot treat exam results correctly. They are most afraid of parents asking about their scores after the exam. We recommend that candidates consider candidates from a positive perspective, after all, exams have not been canceled in recent years. The exam is to test students' learning status and provide direction for future study plans. After the exam, they must analyze and summarize the reasons for their loss of points and correction plans. Don’t be afraid to tell your parents when you get your test results. Share your post-test summary with your parents, and discuss your next study plan with your parents.