1. Emotional support: Family is the most important emotional support for children, providing them with warmth and security, and helping them build a good sense of self-awareness and self-worth; On the other hand, schools provide opportunities for children to communicate with their peers and help them build good interpersonal relationships and interactive skills.
2. Shaping values: the family is the main shaper of children's values, and helps children to establish correct moral values, values and behavioral norms through the example of parents and the inheritance of family culture; Schools, on the other hand, help children to establish correct learning attitudes and values and cultivate their sense of social responsibility and citizenship through school motto, curriculum setting and teachers' words and deeds.
3. Learning resources: The learning resources provided by the family are mainly the attention and guidance of parents, including helping children complete homework, reading enlightenment and art training. Schools, on the other hand, provide richer learning resources, including teachers' teaching, libraries, laboratories and sports facilities.
4. Talent cultivation: The family provides children with various opportunities for talent cultivation, such as music, art and sports. The school provides more professional training, such as dance, music, art, physical education and other courses.
Therefore, family and school play different roles in children's growth, and parents and educators need to work together to provide comprehensive growth support for children.