In our impression, the teacher is a hard-working gardener, and all her time and energy are devoted to the students in her class. Then you will pay less attention to your children. Especially when the child is still young, he will feel very lost when he looks at you so enthusiastically facing other children every day.

2, too concerned about children's grades.

Every parent will be very concerned about their children's grades, but as a teacher, the pressure will be even greater. People next to you will think that the children's parents are teachers, so the study will naturally not be bad. Parents must think so, and they will be more sensitive to their children's grades. However, in the long run, children will be under increasing pressure and gradually lose interest in learning.

3. Habitually educate children from the perspective of teachers.

Teachers and parents educate their children in completely different ways. Teachers tend to be rational, while parents tend to be emotional. The role of teacher for many years will automatically be brought into the role of parent. When children need your emotional care, you should educate them rationally, which will separate them from you, that is, the generation gap.

Just as children are sad that they didn't do well in the exam, parents should first comfort their children instead of telling them what knowledge points to master. There are also some teachers who will educate children. He can switch freely. When he gets home, he will simply be a parent and get along with his children easily and happily.

This is not only the teacher's fault, but also the fault of many parents. Many parents are busy working outside and will continue to be busy when they come back. They seldom care about their children, and often take the company pies home, and the children will be at a loss.

One of the key points I want to talk about is actually to change your role, and don't take social roles home. Home is the simplest and warmest place in the world. Once other elements are added, it is no longer pure. What children need is your simple companionship as a parent, not your preaching as a teacher.