1. Guide children to participate in various collective activities, develop a close and cooperative attitude towards others and society, and learn initial interpersonal skills.
2. Provide every child with opportunities to develop their strengths and achieve success, and enhance their self-esteem and self-confidence.
3. Provide opportunities for free activities, support children to choose and plan activities independently, and encourage children to solve problems through various efforts.
4. In common life and activities, guide children to know, experience and understand the basic rules of social behavior in various ways, and learn to be self-disciplined and respect others.
5. Educate children to care for toys and other items, and care for public property and public environment.
6. Cooperate with families and communities to cultivate their love for workers and respect for the fruits of labor.
7. Make full use of social resources to stimulate children's feelings of loving their hometown and motherland.
8. Let children perceive the diversity and differences of human culture and cultivate children's understanding, respect and equality.
The Significance of Children's Social Education
I. Self-awareness
When children were young, they always felt that the earth revolved around me and everyone had to listen to me. With the growth of age, children will carry out social education in kindergartens, and the purpose of social education is to help children understand themselves correctly. They will have a cognition of their own value in their study, and at the same time, they can also cultivate their children's self-esteem and self-confidence. Let children have the right to choose and be more independent in life.
Second, manage your emotions.
When children are young, they don't manage their emotions, and they may cry or lose their temper at a trivial matter. Social education in kindergartens will cultivate children's good personality and enable them to manage their emotions when they encounter problems. In the process of playing with friends, cultivate a more lively and cheerful personality.
Third, improve interpersonal skills.
Because as long as you are a person, you will never be able to live without socializing. A sociable person will be more likely to succeed when he enters the society, while a non-sociable person will usually suffer. Let children develop social skills in kindergarten, which is beneficial to their future development. The child is still young, has no social experience at all, and doesn't know how to communicate with others. He just needs such an opportunity to learn. Young children, in particular, must learn as early as possible before their personalities are fully formed.