1. Educational values: Parents should clearly and jointly define their own values on education, including their expectations of morality, morality, academic work and social interaction. This helps to establish consistent educational goals and principles.
2. School choice: Parents need to consider what type of school to choose, public school, private school or international school, and make appropriate choices according to their own understanding and needs for their children.
3. Academic support: Parents can make a study plan together, provide appropriate study support and resources, help their children to establish good study habits, cultivate their autonomous learning ability and encourage their children to pursue academic achievements.
4. Interest cultivation: Parents can encourage their children to participate in various hobbies and extracurricular activities to promote their all-round development and personal interest cultivation.
5. Social skills and interpersonal relationships: Parents can help children develop good social skills, cultivate positive interpersonal relationships, and teach them how to get along with others and resolve conflicts.
6. Thinking ability and creativity: Parents can provide inspiring questions and challenges to cultivate children's critical thinking, problem-solving ability and creativity.
7. Positive mental health: Parents should pay attention to their children's mental health, provide emotional support, establish positive mental health habits, and help their children cope with setbacks and pressures.
Parents should keep open communication when educating their children, respect their individuality and needs, and make adjustments and adaptations according to their growth and development. It is important to establish a positive, supportive and warm family environment to promote children's all-round development and happy growth.