The first question: About children learning to draw and enrolling in educational institutions.

Nowadays, more and more parents sign up their children to learn art. They may have a feeling that learning art is not only simple, but also can improve their imagination and practical ability. Actually, I think this idea is wrong. About children's education, we can't follow suit. Although it is good for children to learn art, they should think and choose according to their own situation. The most direct way is to ask your child's opinion to see if he is interested in art. If he is interested, everyone will be happy, and he can choose educational institutions or online platforms safely.

Regarding the choice of educational institutions, I think I can give you a more pertinent suggestion: don't believe the propaganda of businesses, many businesses are false propaganda.

I have a friend who wants to apply for an art institution for their eldest son. Because there was no such plan before, I didn't go on a field trip. He later reported it to his son's art organization, and didn't know about it until he received a leaflet in the street. The art institutions introduced in the leaflet are very good. All the teachers graduated from universities. Teachers have 78 years of art teaching experience, and the teaching environment is particularly good. It's all small class teaching and elite education.

But when he sent the children to that institution, he found that the situation was not as chaotic as the leaflet said. So later, he never let his children go to offline institutions to study.

Of course, what I said is not all. After all, it is a child's education. I think it is necessary to remind you.

Later, a friend learned about a network platform called Art Bao 1 to 1 through a colleague's introduction. We all know that the Internet is developing so well and online education is doing well. Many people will choose to study online. Because online platform can save more time and complete teaching resources for offline educational institutions, children also prefer this class mode that can be learned anytime and anywhere. I think this is a good choice.

The second question: how to cultivate children's interest in this area.

To answer the first question, as I have said, you must know your child's real wishes before signing up for an interest class. If he likes art, so much the better If he didn't express his willingness to like art, he didn't express his willingness to like other subjects. You can use your usual language or behavior to guide your children.

For example, buy him some comic books, some brushes and a small blackboard, and let him try to draw. Another point is that you can give him an audition class on the platform I mentioned and let the teacher guide him. The teachers of this platform have many years of teaching experience. He can know what children lack and need in art. I suggest you consider it.