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Let children try and make mistakes: a valuable way of education
We often say that it is a good educational way for children to learn from mistakes, but relying too much on this way may make children feel dependent, lack opinions, believe others' words, and even hesitate in the face of choices. This paper will discuss how to give children a chance to try and make mistakes on the premise of ensuring their health, and how to avoid over-reliance on this method.

The value of trial and error

Letting children try and make mistakes is a valuable way of education, which can help children learn from their mistakes and cultivate their independent thinking and decision-making ability.

Make sure the child is healthy.

When giving children a chance to try and make mistakes, we must ensure their health and safety. For example, prepare clothes for children, take children to understand the weather, and let children grow up in a safe environment.

♀? Avoid excessive dependence

Although letting children try and make mistakes is a valuable way of education, we must avoid excessive dependence. When children encounter problems, parents should give them appropriate help and guidance so that they can grow up in their own thinking and decision-making.