American TV Series: Starting with Sheldon’s Wool Collection

In Little George's room, he was sitting at his desk at the moment, pulling his hair in distress.

Next to him, little Sheldon was explaining math examples seriously.

The temptation of a toy train is enough for little Sheldon to endure little George's stupidity.

Behind the two of them, Missy, who had vowed before, was holding a stuffed toy and chatting with Mike.

The little girl only had three minutes of enthusiasm for the task of supervising little George's study.

After all, for Missy, the gift that has not yet been received is not attractive at all compared to the handsome Mike.

Beside the desk, little Sheldon explained his problem-solving ideas in detail and asked confidently: "How is it? Do you understand?"

Little George looked at the math exercises in the book and responded feebly: "Probably, maybe, maybe... I didn't understand~"

After saying that, little George blinked his clear eyes.

It's not that he doesn't want to work hard.

In fact, little George felt dizzy when he looked at the exercises in the book, just like listening to heavenly scriptures.

If no one else was around, little George would have wanted to take out the magazine under the desk to refresh himself.

"How could you not understand such a simple question and I explained it in such detail?" Little Sheldon was a little doubtful about life. Then, he looked into little George's eyes, and he saw the smell of stupidity in those eyes.

Sure enough, it is still too difficult to teach the upright ape to count.

"Mike, come here and take a look. This is also your mission." Out of his obsession with toy cars, little Sheldon chose to seek help off-site.

Millennium Public School advocates happy education, and the courses are not too difficult.

Mike was also a little curious at this time as to why little George couldn't learn the exercises in the textbook.

He stepped forward, observed little Sheldon's problem-solving ideas, and pointed out: "Sheldon, the problem-solving ideas you proposed are too complicated. Little George is just to cope with this math test, he needs something simpler and clearer. Problem-solving steps.”

In Mike's opinion, Little Sheldon's problem-solving ideas seemed like he was trying to explain to Little George the meaning of the existence of the number one.

Now, little George only needs to know that one plus one equals two, and there is no need to explore why that one exists.

Little Sheldon was obviously a little unconvinced by Mike's statement. He said, "Okay, I'll leave this to you. I'll watch from the side."

"That's fine~" Mike nodded.

Mike knows that his IQ is still not as good as that of Little Sheldon. However, he still has some confidence in teaching little George arithmetic.

The questions in the exercise book are just a simple arithmetic operation. After applying the formula and calculating, the answer can be easily obtained.

Mike, who knew what he was doing, demonstrated the simplest problem-solving steps he had summarized to little George.

Then, he asked: "How do you understand?"

Little George fell into silence. After a while, he hesitated and said: "I seem to understand a little bit... Maybe you can tell me again, maybe I will understand."

Little George could vaguely feel that the method Mike explained was simpler than the problem-solving ideas explained by Little Sheldon, but he still couldn't understand it.

"Okay, let's try another question." Before Mike realized the seriousness of the problem, he found a question of the same type and continued to demonstrate.

Mike thought, the formula to solve the problem is there. As long as little George becomes more familiar with this type of question and memorizes the formula, he will naturally know the steps to solve the problem.

This is a process where practice makes perfect.

After checking an exercise problem again, Mike asked: "How was it? Did you understand it this time?"

This time, the only answer he received was silence.

Mike looked up at little George.

Well, he already got the answer from the other party's clear eyes.

The other party still didn't understand.

"Let's change the same question type again..." Mike still didn't give up and continued to look for example questions.

After he explained the same question type five times in a row, he was still greeted by little George's dull eyes.

After being tortured by the exercises, little George's eyes were almost drawing circles.

This situation made Mike and Little Sheldon look at each other involuntarily, and they both saw helplessness in each other's eyes.

Sure enough, it is still too difficult to teach the upright ape to count.

Just when two highly intelligent talents were silenced. Little George moved his neck and made a "click" sound.

Then, he asked curiously: "Mike, why don't you talk about it anymore? I've almost learned it."

Facing little George's desire for knowledge, Mike smiled awkwardly and said, "It's getting late today and you are tired. Let's continue tomorrow."

The actual situation is that little George has not been able to learn such a simple math example for so long.

It is even more impossible to achieve a passing grade in mathematics within two days.

Yes, Mike has given up.

As Mike left, only George and Sheldon were left in the room.

Out of his obsession with toy trains, little Sheldon didn't give up yet. He asked, "Little George, how about I tell you my solution to the problem?"

When Mike talks about topics, maybe little George can understand a little bit. When little Sheldon talks about topics, for little George, it's all about listening to the scriptures.

So, little George refused: "No, I..."

Little George, who was about to refuse, suddenly saw his feet under the table. With a flash of inspiration, he smiled and said, "I have learned it."

This time, it was little Sheldon's turn to be surprised: "Have you really learned it?"

"Yes, just watch it during the test." Little George exuded confidence. Then, he urged impatiently: "I still need to review it myself, so you should leave quickly."

"Well, I hope I can get my own little train." Little Sheldon muttered, feeling happy, and turned around and left Little George's room.

In Little Sheldon's mind, as long as he can get the toy train, he doesn't care how little George learned mathematics.

At the same time, a car with high beams on was driving slowly on the road.

Grandma Connie, who was sitting in the passenger seat, said, "It's already dark and there are no cars on the road. You can speed up."

As a local pastor, although Jeff is young, his personality is like an antique.

Although he was driven by Serena to buy a red sports car, he never drove it much.

"No, I have to pay attention to the traffic rules. There is an intersection ahead, and the red light is about to turn on." Pastor Jeff, who was driving for the first time and was still a novice, felt fresh and nervous at the moment.

Seeing Pastor Jeff grinding and chirping as he was about to miss the green light, Grandma Connie ordered: "There are still three seconds for the green light, and there's no time left. Speed ​​up and rush over!"

The cautious way Pastor Jeff drove almost made Grandma Connie sick to her stomach. Her current behavior is that of intermittent madness.

"Is it okay?" Pastor Jeff asked quietly. In fact, there was a beast in his heart that needed to be released.

After all, his wife had just run away and his money was gone. Such a tragic experience required him to vent.

"Listen to me, step on the accelerator!" Grandma Connie shouted loudly without thinking it was a big deal.

"Ah~" Pastor Jeff stepped on the accelerator while shouting.

Amidst the shouts, the car rushed through the traffic light intersection at a "high speed" of 20 miles.