First, Reagan's father cultivated Reagan's sense of responsibility.
Reagan accidentally kicked his neighbor's window while playing football as a child, claiming $65,438 +02.50. He has no money and can only explain the situation to his father. Father just lent Reagan money and asked him to pay it off within a year. From then on, he went out to work hard on weekends and holidays, and paid off his father's money after a while. Taking one's own fault through one's own labor can cultivate children's sense of responsibility and is conducive to their growth.
Second, Edison's mother inspired Edison's ambition.
I believe Edison is no stranger to everyone, but what I want to say here is that he was often told by his teacher when he was a child? Stupid? His mother thought the teacher was incompetent, so she took Edison home for self-study and encouraged him to do all kinds of research. Edison's success is inseparable from his mother's expectations. Psychologists' surveys show that the higher parents' expectations, the higher their children's grades will be.
Three. Educating children in Swedish practice
In Sweden, small class students over two years old practice two days a week. The teacher takes them to play in the forest, for example, digging holes in the ground and burying different things. After a few weeks, they were told to observe what had changed and explain what the land could and could not be decomposed accordingly. So don't litter. Practical education is more intuitive and easier for children to accept.
Fourth, let children do some labor training.
In today's society, there is a phenomenon that urban people lack tenacious will in their work when they grow up. If others say a few words, they will not accept it and may be suicidal. In order to reduce this situation, it is necessary for children to have labor education at an early age to improve their self-care ability and hard-working spirit.