As a parent with a first-grade child, I don't think it is necessary to enroll in preschool. I think whether children or adults study, interest and motivation are the key to learning initiative and willingness. Therefore, in order for children to face academic problems independently in the next 12 years, it is necessary to set key node goals from the beginning. The goal of this key node is not necessarily academic performance and scores. Take my children for example. In kindergarten, I tried all kinds of games and interests. I never thought about studying math and reading.

She must know that learning new knowledge is her task, and at the same time, she must be mentally prepared to overcome difficulties. Slowly, she became steady, adapted to the pace of learning, and never enrolled in cram school again. Although the results are not first-class, but the spirit is very good. Especially the psychology of the exam is very good. As long as you take the mid-term and final exams, your grades are excellent.

She must know that learning new knowledge is her task, and at the same time, she must be mentally prepared to overcome difficulties. Slowly, she became steady, adapted to the pace of learning, and never enrolled in cram school again. Although the results are not first-class, but the spirit is very good. Especially the psychology of the exam is very good. As long as you take the mid-term and final exams, your grades are excellent.

Seeing that the child has embarked on the track of learning, my father and I talked about this question: If we are given another chance, will we let our daughter attend preschool in kindergarten? Our unanimous answer: no, even if our hearts are not so calm in recent months, this is something we will never do to our children, even if my children look different from other children now, even if our faces are not good now. Believe in children's development stage and inner order track, and believe that life is a long-distance race.

When talking about the topic of reducing the burden on primary and secondary school students, the Minister of Education mentioned that it is necessary to correct problems such as teaching before learning, running schools in violation of regulations, and running schools unqualified. I believe that there will be fewer and fewer "preschool classes" in the future. May parents have the courage to "wait for flowers to bloom", and may every child harvest his life along his own unique growth trajectory!