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Teachers Educating Children: Challenges and Blind Areas
As a teacher, it is always easy to coach and educate other people's children, but when facing your own children, you often feel powerless. What is the reason behind this? This paper will discuss the challenges and blind spots faced by teachers in educating children to help readers better understand this topic.

Emotional overflow

When teaching children, teachers often have emotional breakdown because of intimate relationship, and can't coach children calmly like other children.

Lack of majesty

Teachers usually bring their own dignity, and students tend to be in awe of them. However, in front of their children, this majesty often no longer exists. Children will not respect their parents because they are teachers, but may behave more casually because they are too familiar with them.

Set expectations too high.

Teachers usually have more expectations for their children and are deeply responsible for their love. This expectation often puts more pressure on children. When children fail for a long time, once they pass, they will be given great encouragement and reward.