With the development of society, education is becoming more and more important to everyone, so parents in both urban and rural areas attach great importance to their children's education. However, parents in rural areas and cities still have different ways to educate their children. So, how should we treat this phenomenon?

1. In cities, more and more parents begin to pay attention to their children's all-round development?

Although most parents attach great importance to their children's test scores in both urban and rural areas, this is their commonality. After all, if they want to enter a higher school and get into a good school, the score is an essential level. So it is understandable that parents have such an idea. However, in cities, many parents not only enroll their children in cultural remedial classes, but also enroll their children in other interest classes. In addition, they will be urged to read more books and develop good study habits. In a sense, they do better in quality education.

Second, parents in rural areas pay attention to their children's academic performance.

In rural areas, most parents judge whether a child is excellent or not, and the key indicator is his academic performance. Under the influence of this idea, other conveniences are rarely paid attention to except children's study. Moreover, in the process of educating children, not many people pay attention to their study habits, perhaps because of the different education levels, many parents are unable to help their children. This is why the proportion of students who can be admitted to a good university in rural areas is far less than that in cities.

Third, children in rural areas are relatively more independent.

Although parents in cities are generally more educated, they take too much care of their children, which also leads to children in cities being more independent than children in rural areas. I think parents in cities should know more about this knowledge.