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"Winning one-fifth of the Nobel Prize in the world", how does Israel educate its children?
Because Israel attaches great importance to children's education, its investment in education is second only to military expenditure (this is because Israel itself is in a war-torn place like the Middle East), and the atmosphere of Israeli society for children's education is also very good. From an early age, children are taught how to face setbacks correctly, and encouraged to actively innovate and expand their thinking. At the same time, Israel is a gathering place for Jews, and Jews also attach great importance to children's education. Cultivate children's interest in learning reading from an early age, and lay a solid foundation for engaging in all walks of life in the future.

In the documentary "Foreign Childhood", reporter Zhou Yijun visited Israel. In the documentary, Zhou Yijun recorded the idea of early education for Israeli children. Talking about several characteristics of Israel's education for children, namely, a high proportion of investment in the education system, training children to correctly treat failures and setbacks, and respecting children's personality. I won't say much about education investment. Israeli politicians and people of insight believe that education investment is not the burden of the country, but the most effective resource. It doesn't matter without natural resources and materials. With high-quality talents, everything will be there.

In preschool education, Israel, which is dominated by Jews, has also done just right in this respect. Before school, children have been taught how to correctly understand setbacks, dare to face failures, cultivate their interest in learning, thinking ability and imagination, and attach great importance to the cultivation of children's interest in reading. But the education these children received in childhood is closely related to their future achievements.

During the period when children receive systematic education, parents and teachers attach great importance to the development of children's personality and the cultivation of problem consciousness. Teachers don't deliberately restrict children's thoughts. On the contrary, they encourage children to think freely. In high school, these children have the opportunity to try innovation and entrepreneurship.

In a word, Israel's educational philosophy is really worth learning from the world.