The more things a child touches since childhood, the more the world he has seen, and the greater the possibility of growth. Advanced education allows children to win at the starting line in advance, start learning while others are playing, and reach an excellent level when others are learning. The result orientation of this kind of education is positive in the eyes of parents, but many parents blindly input a lot of advanced educational behaviors to their children, which has caused greater pressure on their children. In fact, children can relax when they are suitable for playing, and it will be more efficient to study hard.

In addition, from the children themselves, each child's acceptance and talent are different. Some children can adapt to advanced education and absorb it better. However, more children are ordinary children, and creating more pressure for children will make it more difficult for children to grow up. The way parents look at things affects their psychology. Providing children with opportunities for further study is mainly to enable children to be better than their peers. This psychology of keeping up with the joneses is very common among parents in China, and how parents treat their own children and others' children is the key.

But in this era of rapid development, the poor will soon be eliminated, and parents' psychology can also be felt. Not to make your children better, but to keep them from being eliminated by this rapidly developing era. Children don't have a unified starting line. Some children will make progress earlier, while others will be later. In different lives, the high point of achievement appears at different times, even at different times. Education will not and should not be an assembly line production. Education should be the most humanized, humanized and personalized education process. Therefore, it will never happen that the life of the educated is lost at the starting point of life. To tell children truly that life is a marathon, just don't fall behind at the starting point. The key is to stick to the right direction. He who laughs last laughs best!