For the current education, the country pursues fairness, which means that everyone's conditions are the same, so it is a correct choice to crack down on extracurricular tutoring institutions. After all, the current educational institutions put too much pressure on children, so people will be confused at this time. Will the Ministry of Education strictly investigate? One to one? What kind of punishment will violators receive for illegal acts such as private education? The Education Bureau will register the information, then join the blacklist, and close the website, and then fine, warn and so on. These are still serious. Let's analyze it in detail.

First of all, the child belongs to the parents. Many parents are really willing to spend no matter how much money they spend to get a college diploma, which has led to the emergence of a large number of tutorial institutions. From one-on-one training to small classes in the back, even all-inclusive, it has brought great pressure to the children of the whole education bureau. This is completely unnecessary. They are just children, and learning is not all they have. And everyone's development direction is different, and their grades are not necessarily good.

I think this is a very good thing. Think about it. When we were young and in primary school, we went out to play every day. We had a good childhood and didn't make up lessons at all, but we also went to college. Today's children have no childhood at all, studying every day and various cram schools. Parents are very tactful. In order not to let children lose at the starting line? .

This seems to be right, but it is all wrong. Children's freedom should be decided by themselves, especially when they are young. There is no point in accepting so much study. When they are young, they should do what they did when they were young. When I grow up, I won't regret it, nor will I feel that I have nothing when I was a child, but I feel that I am studying, and I am particularly disadvantaged when I grow up. It's true.