The most ideal teaching method is to learn from each other's strengths. That is, teaching and learning is a process in which teachers and students accompany each other, promote each other and grow together. On the one hand, our study is inseparable from the guidance and guidance of teachers. On the other hand, our interaction with teachers can also promote teachers' teaching for the aged. Students are willing to learn, and teachers are entertaining. This is the most ideal way of education. If the ideal way of education can transcend the utilitarian educational idea, respect the original purpose and authenticity of education, and firmly believe in human reason and spiritual strength.

The ideal classroom should be open. In reading class, I hope to stand with students and look at literature with novel eyes. I believe that those classic texts will be reactivated after being read and understood by young students, and they are also tolerant and open teachers. These characteristics are not in conflict-they are more persistent and committed to seeking truth. Openness is not an obstacle to seeking truth.

The influence of the most ideal way of education on children

Children's thinking, children's behavior, speech and educational methods have a profound and significant impact on children's thinking. Educational methods will make children's behavior more rational and calm. When children encounter difficult problems, if parents teach them patiently, then children will be as calm and meticulous as their parents when dealing with problems in the future. However, if parents are impatient when dealing with difficult problems, but are very negative and always angry, then children will become impatient when dealing with problems in the future. From a person's speech, we can know what kind of people his parents are. When a person sounds modest and polite, he is not anxious or slow, so is his parents' education when he was a child.

Parents are the children's first teachers, and what kind of family will cultivate what kind of children. Children don't like learning. First of all, as parents, we should reflect on whether we have not created a quiet learning environment for our children, or whether we have not set a positive example for our children by setting an example to make them rebellious, irritable and self-destructive.