When I see a child who consistently scores high on tests, I sometimes think, "That child could do it from the beginning." However, in the long run, the child who grows little by little may become stronger than the child who can do it now. When researching or preparing for a presentation, there are times when it is important not to make a decision based on the first answer you find.
Children often grow fastest when they can spot where they are stuck and keep working on that next small step.
A growing child is looking down the middle
If you only look at whether or not you got 100 points, it will end up being either successful or not. However, when I see myself making fewer mistakes, being able to ask questions, and trying again, I realize that I have grown.
make it smaller
Trying to change everything at once is difficult. For calculations, one mistake, for kanji, one letter, for typing, one key. A child who makes small adjustments will move forward little by little every day.
Choose one thing you're not good at and write down one small area you'd like to fix next.
At Digital Kodomo BASE, we value the experience of trying and fixing things using computers, AI, and programming. The power to grow grows from small corrections today.