Pro: Get along well with students, like friends. Relatively laissez-faire, high school students are in their early adulthood, with heavy rebellious psychology, tight schoolwork and relatively high pressure, which is helpful to students' learning environment.
Disadvantages: Unlike western countries, China's education is cramming and rote-learning, which is rarely obtained after entering social work. Loose education focuses on students' self-management ability, which is strong but not bad. But the consequences are just like those mentioned above. The better a good student learns, the worse a poor student learns. Another special situation is that one fifth of students may be regarded as bookworms, regardless of teachers, unable to control themselves and poor. Some are rebellious, the more you manage, the less you learn, regardless of your enthusiasm for learning. China's education system makes loose education unsuitable for China students. Unless education reform-there is little hope!
A sister I know immigrated to Canada, and the children went with her. Later, I learned from contact that children go to school in Canada, and there are many cooking classes, handicraft classes and so on. Many things teach children to be independent. Other basic courses are similar to Chinese and mathematics in China, but they need flexible study, and history and geography can be mastered. Unlike China's cramming exam, how many adults in China can remember the historical time and geographical knowledge in history and geography after work, unless they specialize in history and geography? China students study for exams, not for knowledge and learning ability. Loose type focuses on self-management, without management and pressure, it will cause certain management confusion.