According to the regulations, the labor education class in primary and secondary schools is not less than one class hour per week, which can be arranged by themselves during the semester or during the winter and summer vacations, with collective labor as the main task, and labor weeks or months can be arranged. Primary school students' labor curriculum is mainly the enlightenment of labor consciousness, so that children can learn to take care of themselves, learn to be independent, and develop good habits of labor and packaging. Now many families have one or two children, and children are very popular. Growing up, many parents don't let their children do any housework. Such a policy can also make children realize that they need to take the initiative to do personal hygiene, share the housework at home and know what they should do.

For vocational colleges, the school labor class mainly combines disciplines and majors to realize the craftsman spirit and labor spirit in labor. Now we often watch some news. Many young people leave their houses, which are as dirty as garbage dumps. We also admire these people and can live in them. Therefore, it is necessary to cultivate children's awareness of labor and cleanliness from an early age.

This time, the requirement is mainly to concentrate on labor, and there have been requirements before, but most of them are to let children work at home, and then parents take pictures. Many parents don't want to help their children do it, just put their hands on it for show. Now many children are still breastfeeding in kindergartens, some children are in primary schools, and some parents are still breastfeeding their children. It's really exaggerated. Many children can't take care of themselves without their parents, let alone help with housework.

Parents should learn to let go, and their children will grow up one day, so the sooner they become independent and take care of themselves, the greater their help will be. Children can't be allowed to study only and know nothing else. They even need help to eat and dress, and they can't sort things out. What should we do when children leave society?