I haven't been with my parents in primary school for six years. My grandmother took me for four and a half years, and my grandmother took me for one and a half years.
Let's start with my grandmother. My grandmother attaches great importance to reading and knows more about education than my parents. She is the kind of person who never gives poor children school. She is very strict with me, and her management is in place. For example, when I was in primary school, I had to get up at 5: 30 every morning to recite, and I couldn't watch TV from Monday to Friday. Listen to English listening every night, read extra-curricular books, and watch two episodes of TV series on weekends. My academic performance is excellent, and she has also cultivated many good study habits.
She knows how to read and how to educate people. When I first came to study in the city, I felt very inferior. I didn't go to preschool, so I sat in the class and couldn't fit in. My grandmother always encourages me and gives me confidence. She was very patient with me in the first year. Usually pay attention to my psychological changes and often chat with me. For example, every time school starts, I cry when my father sends me here. My grandmother will talk to me a lot to calm me down. She took me for several years, and I became more and more cheerful. I am brave, courageous and independent, all of which are cultivated by her.
Children educated in different ages are generally more vulnerable and sensitive. Parents have always been very important people in the process of children's growth. Without the link of parents, no matter how much love the people around him give, the child will be empty in his heart. There is a place in a child's heart that only parents can give. No matter how sound such a child's personality is, her personality is a little odd. For example, even if my grandmother takes me well, I will envy my classmates with my parents around. The demand for parents in children's growth is irreplaceable.
Next, I will talk about my grandmother. She always takes me from the third semester to the fifth grade. My grandmother doesn't attach importance to education, and she is partial to my cousin. In this year's life, my temper has become much colder. I often complain to my mother, who never believes me. At that time, my personality changed a lot.
I was just in the development stage at that time, and my grandmother wouldn't buy me a vest, which made me embarrassed in front of my classmates at school. She doesn't even know that I am sick and have a cold. Once I had a fever for three days in a row and I repelled it.
When my grandmother took me, my personality was better. Until I followed my grandmother, because she neglected to take care of me, I became withdrawn, indifferent and often angry, and at that time I felt a little inferior.
Different generations of education, different elders, different educational effects. It has a good side in intergenerational education, but it is also an indisputable fact that children are fragile and sensitive.