I really want to share this with you especially those who have their kids. We recently talked about Homeroom Guidance at the Teachers and Parents meeting. Teachers discussed how we would explain Homeroom Guidance to our children. The child is really quick to remember what is being said to them. After I discussed with my son everything contained in the Homeroom Guidance, we went back to review. The child needs to be videotaped while answering our questions. But I failed to videotape him. He did not answer my questions. So I just thought of repeating everything to him the next day. But recently while I was resting, I noticed that my oldest son took the initiative to clean up all the clutter in the room. He often does it alone. But earlier, he called his two siblings, Grade 1 and Kindergarten. He offered tasks to his two brothers. He said to his two brothers, "your right to play is over, you must do your responsibility. Put away the toys. Put all the toys in the right containers." 😱 It means my son understood what I discussed with him about the responsibility and rights of a child. Maybe he just can't answer the questions I asked him that I took from the questionnaire. Instead, he applied it into action.
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