Is it to strengthen advantages or make up for disadvantages in children's growth education? This is a controversial topic. Some people think that children's advantages should be strengthened to make them more prominent in their own fields; Others think that children should make up for their weakness and make progress in areas they are not good at. In fact, both methods have their applicable occasions.

Strengthen advantages

Strengthening children's advantages can make them more confident and have a sense of accomplishment. If children are outstanding in a certain field, then parents can help their children to learn this field more deeply and make them become experts, so that they can be more competitive in their future career development.

Make up for weakness

Making up for children's weaknesses can make them more brave and confident when facing challenges. In areas where children are not good at, they often feel helpless and inferior, and may even give up. Therefore, parents can help children find their own shortcomings, give more support and guidance in these areas, and let children gradually overcome difficulties and improve their abilities.

overall consideration

Generally speaking, children's growth education should be a comprehensive consideration of strengths and weaknesses. If children are outstanding in a certain field, parents can help them to learn this field more deeply, but they should also pay attention to exposing their children to some new fields, thus expanding their horizons. If the child is weak in a certain field, parents can provide more support and guidance, but don't ask too much of the child, and let the child enjoy learning in this process.