It is not difficult to say that the answer is actually remarried families. Husband and wife should treat each other as guests, care for each other and respect their children. Children should respect their parents and establish correct values. You are sure to get a good education. But absolutely correct nonsense.
The real trouble is that in a remarried family, everyone's cognition, personality and values are different. To educate children well, parents and children must cooperate with each other. As long as one person is not so cooperative, it will be extremely difficult to achieve.
In addition, it is the premise of educational cooperation to let the other children trust themselves. However, even individual parents may not be able to make their children fully trust themselves, let alone parents of remarried families. If the child is still very young, this difficulty will be slightly less. However, if the child is a teenager and has a sense of autonomy, the remarried family must gain the full recognition and trust of the child. It is really a process that requires patience and accumulation. If you try to intervene in the education of the other child just after you get married, it is likely to backfire and lead to family conflicts. This problem becomes particularly sensitive if the child is in a rebellious period. The child is likely to have parents' wishes, but don't interfere with him. Because he doesn't think this new family is his home.
Moreover, husband and wife have different personalities and treat their children in different ways. Before this, the two must negotiate the principle of treating children. The most likely thing for remarried families is to indulge their children too much. Because I am not my own child, I am afraid that taking care of too much will make my child sick or misunderstand my lover. Often advise their children to be patient, but indulge each other's children. This is true love, but it will make future education difficult. A bowl of water is the best solution. Living together at first is like a child explaining that this home is a bowl of water for everyone, not only children, but also parents. Let children feel fair first, let them feel safe, and then talk about how to educate.
If the parents of this remarried family care for their children and are strict with each other's children. Then there is no need to talk about education, because it is not because of love at all, and the children in this family will not feel worthy of being a family.
To sum up, if a remarried family wants to get a good education for its children, it is first necessary to gain the trust of the children, so that the children can have a sense of belonging and security in this new family, and then talk about education.