Social education is an indispensable and very important part of all the education children receive. Compared with the traditional education only received on campus, social education can cultivate children's broader abilities and broader horizons, and can help children better understand the world around them. For the current forms of social education, the most common ones are social practice activities or some community activities, which are of great benefit to children's growth.

First, the purpose of social education

In fact, the purpose of social education and traditional education is the same, both to help children grow up. However, social education is a supplementary part of traditional education. Where traditional education cannot help children, social education will make up for it. For example, in social practice, children can better exercise their ability to communicate, communicate and cooperate with others. Children can learn things that ordinary teachers don't tell them when they join the club.

Second, the views on social education.

As we all know, social education has become an indispensable part of education. In daily life, every school requires children to carry out some social practice activities in winter and summer vacations, such as serving in nursing homes. There are also many community activities on campus for children to participate in, which shows that education has taken social education as a part and is something that every student must complete in the process of going to school. Social education in a broad sense is actually the same as education, and social education in a narrow sense mainly refers to.

Social education is beneficial to children's physical and mental development. In daily life, children can be encouraged to participate in these community activities to help them better carry out social education.