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Why are kindergartens getting smaller and smaller?
First of all, kindergarten "primary school" is a "freak" under exam-oriented education. Examination-oriented education is characterized by examinations (especially what is tested in the college entrance examination and what is taught by the school; The knowledge and skills that are not tested in the exam are either not well taught in the school or are not offered at all. The results of those key courses are the only indicators for students to enter and upgrade exams, and also become the only criteria for evaluating students' ability and even comprehensive quality from primary school to high school.

The utilitarian color of exam-oriented education has now spread to kindergartens, and the basic knowledge related to those key courses is particularly valued. Especially when many famous primary schools have to interview and examine students' "ability" and "merit-based admission", it is natural for kindergartens to teach their children primary school knowledge in advance.

Secondly, parents' concept of parenting is biased. On the surface, it is a last resort for parents to accept the "primary school" of kindergartens, which is a helpless compromise on exam-oriented education. But is this really the case?

Recently, many young parents are keen to send their babies to early education classes. Some even bring babies who can't talk or even have difficulty concentrating to early education classes. Often after a class, the baby sleeps for 45 minutes and learns nothing. Even so, they would rather pay a high price to attend such courses, in order to make their children "always one step ahead".

If the reason of kindergarten's "primary school" can be found in the education system, then the popularity of early education classes and the abnormal development of early education market show that parents in our country have a major misunderstanding in the concept of parenting.

In fact, the problems in the education system reflected by the "primary school" of kindergartens are relatively easy to solve, and the current measures of enrolling in schools nearby without exams are a good medicine. However, parents' deviation from their children's education concept needs the joint efforts of the whole society to correct it.

If one day, the parents of preschool children can proudly say, "My children's daily task is to play", instead of comparing with each other. Today, whose children have memorized several Tang poems and words and learned the methods of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division, will kindergarten "primary school" still appear?