請教心得減少careless mistake

daisy17772

Children are children, they do make mistakes...as time goes by, they will be changed for certain.  

However during the transition period, there's way to train.  e.g. first you have to know how he/she reads questions, that's you have to know how do they commit mistakes.  Is it related to reading questions in disorderly way, they can't understand the question, they lack the organisation, or they simply just not read through the whole question.

Many of them always assume they know how to tackle the question just by the impression the question appears.  Then they fall into the trap:  actually the more important clues lies in the end of the question,e.g. the question is written in cm, but then the answer is asked to put in m.  etc.

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TaTa83 發表於 14-11-20 12:00
我都唔同意，因為份卷返到黎重做一次時係全對，證明佢係唔小心！

Agree. And also when they face time pressure, sometimes they blur up.

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machuchu 發表於 14-11-20 22:16
即是對小朋友減少壓力，可能會做好啲?

Yes.  Reasonable amount of  pressure to encourage them to improve, as well as letting go certain pressure at the right time when facing the exam.  Regarding how much is reasonable, this definitely depends on characters of the child.  
Therefore, you would hear some parents would put less pressure at smaller age so that the children can learn the right attitudes as opposed to only technical skills.  At lower grade, the academic results are far less important.  So buy time to train up the children's attitudes and soft skills rather than only technical knowledge. When children are under less pressure, they are more receptive to taking on things other about the at than school works, e.g. attitudes and moral values.