For children's education, the improvement of empathy ability is usually beneficial. First of all, empathy helps to establish and maintain close family and social relations. People with empathy are more likely to understand and understand the feelings and needs of others, and can better communicate and cooperate with others, thus establishing deeper friendship and family relations. In family education, if parents can understand and share their children's emotions and needs, they can better meet their growth needs and promote their physical and mental health.

Secondly, empathy also helps to cultivate children's moral and emotional education. People with empathy are more likely to pay attention to the interests and needs of others, and can understand the pain and plight of others. In education, if parents can guide their children to pay attention to other people's feelings and help them cultivate compassion and care, they can better cultivate their moral sense and emotional education.

However, if empathy is too strong, it may also have some negative effects. For example, excessive empathy may lead to excessive personal mood fluctuations, making it difficult to self-regulate and manage emotions. If parents are too empathetic in educating their children, it may lead to children's excessive dependence on others and lack the ability to think and act independently.

Therefore, for children's education, it is beneficial to cultivate empathy properly, but it needs to be guided and cultivated reasonably according to children's age and personality characteristics.