Many local kindergartens have learned a lot of elementary school things (although I strongly disagree with this point), so there is no need to study after graduation.

But in this case, parents must pay more attention to their children's study habits in a year. Even if many children can learn, they should not relax the cultivation of good habits.

If kindergartens in some places don't learn, the children around them basically don't learn to be taught by first-grade teachers, so there is absolutely no need to learn. If you can't keep up because you are young, you can come back and give patient guidance.

Second, it varies from person to person.

Children are very introverted and feel inferior because they are not as good as others. Parents can help their children sign up for a short time to make it easier for them to understand, and then if their children don't have in-depth counseling when they go to school.

If children are extroverted and find that they are no longer willing to continue their studies after mastering them, then they don't have to report to class for study, and they can only get in touch occasionally when playing at home. The knowledge of the first grade is not difficult, and it is easy for parents to coach.