Nowadays, most parents see other children participating in interest classes non-stop, unwilling to let their children fall behind and lose at the starting line, and also sign up for various interest classes.
The little girl next door is Xiaoling, just five years old. When she was born, her mother enrolled her in a parent-child early education class to learn music, language, singing and dancing. After entering kindergarten, her mother signed up for a delayed interest class in the garden, painting, dancing and hosting.
My mother was worried that the kindergarten teachers were not professional enough to teach English, so she chose a well-known foreign teacher institution to study English with her on weekends.
The childhood that was originally full of childlike innocence was all occupied by the tutoring time of the interest class, which made Xiaoling lose the time to play. I feel too hard and tired to study, and I cry and don't want to attend. In the face of the child's upset mood, the mother thought that the child was too young to understand the parents' good intentions and forced her to participate.
Interest classes are no longer really set up to cultivate children's interests, but have become a tool for parents to compare with each other and reduce psychological anxiety.
When choosing interest classes, our parents should be good at putting themselves in the children's shoes with a peaceful mind, communicate and discuss with children more, listen to their true inner thoughts, and then choose the interest classes they really like for their children. Don't let interest become a burden to children, but let children develop their real hobbies in a happy state, return their childhood to children, and return their interests to children.
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