In people's minds, only studying hard is the only way out, so many parents will pay for their children to attend cram schools even if their family's economic situation is not particularly good, just to keep their children from falling behind their peers. This spirit is worth learning, but parents also need to be selective when enrolling their children in cram schools. Many parents judge whether the cram school is strong or not by watching the propaganda of the cram school. In fact, this judgment is very one-sided. A really good cram school should have a very responsible manager, preferably a chain educational institution, which is more popular. Even if you enroll in a cram school, parents can't relax their vigilance. It is still necessary to observe how the teachers in the cram school coach the children. If the tutoring method is wrong, parents should stop the loss in time.
Now many parents report that their children's grades have not improved but have regressed after attending cram schools. This is because many cram schools are irresponsible. After-school tutoring classes will help children with their homework in the evening, but the way of tutoring is not to tell them questions that they can't, but to tell them the answers directly without explaining what they don't understand. This situation is not as good as parents.
With the increase of irresponsible cram schools, more and more parents don't trust tutorial institutions, because there are too many irresponsible teachers in tutorial institutions, and because some parents trust training institutions very easily, many college students set up their own training institutions after graduation. Such training institutions are very unprofessional. I hope parents will not choose such small workshops when choosing training institutions. Don't blindly listen to the propaganda of training institutions, you can also choose the right training institution by your own judgment, or ask experienced people to judge what kind of training institution you should choose through their experience.