First of all, punishing children may make them feel oppressed and not understood, which may lead to negative emotions and psychological pressure. This may affect children's self-esteem and self-confidence, and may lead to more problems in their future study and life.
Secondly, punishment may also destroy the parent-child relationship and make children feel more alienated from their parents. This may affect children's trust and respect for their parents, and may lead to problems in their future growth.
On the contrary, parents should adopt more active and effective methods to guide their children to learn. For example, parents can make a study plan with their children to help them establish good study habits and time management skills. At the same time, parents should also give their children enough freedom and space to play and study freely.
In short, parents should not punish their children for playing late and not studying, but should adopt more active and effective methods to guide their children to learn.