How I helped my daughter succeed in school and trust her intuitive answers.
About the children with Origins.
I once wrote about how my daughter, when she didn't know the answer to a question on a test (there are a lot of them in the learning process), jokingly asked, "pleaded" for an answer from above, and surprisingly received a correct answer.
And yesterday, Eva came home from school and told me that after reading a math problem with a star, the preparation for the VPR brought a number to her mind, and she just wrote it down since she didn't know the solution, and the answer turned out to be correct 😁 Overall, her studies are going smoothly, although my daughter herself says that the topics are difficult, but she is managing.
As for homework, I don't even know; she does everything independently.
I once wrote about how my daughter, when she didn't know the answer to a question on a test (there are a lot of them in the learning process), jokingly asked, "pleaded" for an answer from above, and surprisingly received a correct answer.
And yesterday, Eva came home from school and told me that after reading a math problem with a star, the preparation for the VPR brought a number to her mind, and she just wrote it down since she didn't know the solution, and the answer turned out to be correct 😁 Overall, her studies are going smoothly, although my daughter herself says that the topics are difficult, but she is managing.
As for homework, I don't even know; she does everything independently.
About the children with Origins.
I once wrote about how my daughter, when she didn't know the answer to a question on a test (there are a lot of them in the learning process), jokingly asked, "pleaded" for an answer from above, and surprisingly received a correct answer.
I once wrote about how my daughter, when she didn't know the answer to a question on a test (there are a lot of them in the learning process), jokingly asked, "pleaded" for an answer from above, and surprisingly received a correct answer.