How many parental nerves are spent each year and children's tears are shed when it comes to homework that students received for the summer.
Parent forums are overwhelmed with questions “Can a teacher give lessons for the holidays”, “Should a child keep a reading diary”, “Does a teacher have the right to give a student a deuce for a summer assignment”, which remain unanswered.
The anxiety of adults is understandable, because children remember the lessons for the holidays, at best, two weeks before September 1. What does it mean? That for 10-14 days, the student must complete the amount of work that the teacher gave him for 2-3 months. It sounds like a utopia. As a result, the last days of rest, which can hardly be called such, pass in an atmosphere of fuss and confusion. Parents are trying to take control of the situation: they put the child for notebooks, curse with him, in the end, they take up the task themselves and perform all the exercises for the child.
НА РУССКОМ
Сколько каждый год родительских нервов тратится и детских слез проливается, когда речь заходит о домашних заданиях, которые школьники получили на лето.
Родительские форумы переполнены вопросами «Может ли учитель давать уроки на каникулы», «Должен ли ребенок вести читательский дневник», «Имеет ли право учитель поставить школьнику двойку за задание на лето», которые так и остаются без ответов.
Тревога взрослых понятна, ведь об уроках на каникулы дети вспоминают в лучшем случае за две недели до 1 сентября. Что это значит? Что за 10-14 дней ученик должен выполнить объем работ, который учитель давал ему на 2-3 месяца. Звучит как утопия.В итоге последние дни отдыха, который уже сложно назвать таковым, проходят в атмосфере суеты и смятения. Родители пытаются взять ситуацию под контроль: усаживают ребенка за тетрадки, ругаются с ним, в конце концов, берутся за дело сами и выполняют все упражнения за ребенка.
My favourite place for rest
My favourite place in our city is our park. It is large and the bigger part of it is an amusement park but there are also a few quiet spots where people can take a walk by the lake or sit on a bench in the shadow of the trees.
When I was a little kid, my family and I often went there at weekends to go on amusement rides and get positive emotions. We also took long walks watching beautiful flower beds and magnificent trees. In autumn this green kingdom turns into a fire palace — it's such an amazing sight! I liked to see my parents' happy faces. I was happy too: mum and dad often bought me popcorn or cotton candy. Now I come to the park with my friends. There is an area for roller skating and skateboarding there — it's our usual meeting place. We tell our news and discuss lots of things or play games on our phones or tablets. By the way, in the park there is a spot where we can charge our phones or other devices for free.
There are a lot of great places in our city, but the park will always be the best for me.
