Mobile phone itself is not a scourge, and it is natural for children to like to play with mobile phones. If it is found that children play with mobile phones and simply and rudely block them, then once children grow up, free, and out of the control of their parents, they are likely to be trapped in them, unable to extricate themselves, so parents should guide children in the right way, not blindly stop them. So, what should we do if we find high school children playing with mobile phones?
What should I do if I find high school children playing with mobile phones
1. Have a correct understanding of mobile phones. Mobile phones are not a scourge, but addicted to mobile phones. It is a small matter for children to play with mobile phones secretly. The key is to guide children not to indulge in mobile phones and arrange their time reasonably. First of all, we should understand how mobile phones attract children. Parents must understand their children, know why they like to play with mobile phones, and what they can get from mobile phones. Only when we know this, can we have a more appropriate entry point.
2. Accept children playing with mobile phones. If you find children playing with mobile phones, don't rush to blame them. Tell your child directly that it's OK. It's normal to play with mobile phones. If you want to play, play openly and honestly, and don't be secretive. The purpose of this is to let the children drop their guard against adults and be willing to communicate with them. Communication is the premise to solve all problems. If children are treated in a tough way, they may be obedient on the surface, but not agree in the heart, and they will be more rebellious behind.
3. Guide children to play with mobile phones reasonably, so that children can understand that mobile phones can be played, but they can't play with things, lose their aspirations and indulge in them. Once children learn to use mobile phones reasonably, they will use mobile phone networks to query learning problems they do not understand, combine learning with the Internet, and improve children's interest in learning.
4. To guide children to find fun other than mobile phones, parents can talk to their children about the requirements of playing mobile phones. For example, they can play mobile phones for half an hour every day on weekends, which can be fun, but they also need to do three things well: exercise, reading and homework. Exercise: walk 3000 steps every day for two days on weekends, read books on the list for an hour every day, and extract 10 good words and sentences; To do homework, make a list of items to complete and so on.
5. Guide children to learn self-control. Parents find that children are playing with mobile phones, as long as they are not addicted, it doesn't matter. It is OK to discuss with children and play moderately, as long as it is within the control range. Set a time in advance to let children keep their promises. Not only played with mobile phones, but also developed good habits. Once a child's good habits are formed, he or she will not be completely out of control when he or she grows up and leaves his or her parents to live and study alone.
Finally, parents should use more brain and heart to build a network "firewall" with children to protect minors, so that children can grow up healthily in "moderate" mobile phone play.