In fact, winning the Nobel Prize is every researcher's lifelong dream. There are 224 countries in the world, and Germans and Germans have contracted almost all the Nobel Prizes. Tracing back to the source, we have to start from the early education in Germany.

So what is the charm of German kindergartens, which can cultivate so many Nobel Prize winners? What exactly do they teach in kindergarten? You may not believe it, but in German kindergartens, playing is the main thing, and learning is in the process of playing. Take responsibility for what you have done.

Even for children aged/kloc-0, the teacher's rules are the same. No matter what kind of tableware you use, it doesn't matter whether you use a knife, fork, spoon or hand. The important thing is to eat by yourself. The teacher will stipulate the time for eating, 30 minutes for each meal. At that time, the teacher will take away the meal. Whether hungry or not after the meal, the child can only wait for the next meal time. Those problems of picky eaters and bad eating were cured immediately. They won't be like China's parents. When they see a child who hasn't had a good meal, they will chase after him with a rice bowl. Not afraid of children making mistakes, when they grow up, children will learn all kinds of crafts and baking in kindergarten. Teachers will teach them how to do it, but they will not tell them clearly when to pay attention to what.

For example, when the child was doing manual work, the color was clearly painted backwards, and the teacher did not point it out. When the child finished his work, he suddenly found that the paint had been painted backwards. Will say to the teacher; Oh! Look, I drew it backwards. How stupid. I won't make such a stupid mistake next time. Next time, the child really didn't draw backwards. Make your own decisions. Germans believe that it is far more important to make children obey than to let them make their own decisions. From the first class, whether listening to songs or playing games, the teacher will list the options and let the children decide which songs to sing and which games to play. After singing, the teacher will let them make a second choice, whether to play outdoors or indoors.

They don't teach like China. The teacher teaches children what mathematics is and how to count on the blackboard, but encourages them to know numbers and understand the size and quantity of objects in the process of playing.