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What is holistic education?
At the end of 1970s, some educators inherited and developed the humanistic educational ideal, and constructed the educational theory with the aim of "all-round development of human beings". American scholar R Miller systematically expounded this theory and officially called it holistic education. The idea of holistic education spread all over the world, forming a worldwide reform movement of holistic education. In North America, Australia, Europe and Asia. The concept of holistic education has had an important impact on education at all levels. The "who 1e-child philosophy" emphasized by the American association for early childhood education (NAEYC) is related to the "multiple intelligences" proposed by the famous scholar Howard gardner and the "all-round development of morality, intelligence, physique and beauty" emphasized by China education. Holistic education provides a flexible and diverse educational environment, enabling students to achieve all-round development in a balanced learning experience. The educational concept is people-oriented, emphasizing knowledge reduction.

Education is to improve the quality of the educated. I think the essence of quality education is holistic education.

What is "holistic education"? It can be illustrated by a "human" model. China's herringbone is very simple, just two strokes. Of course, it is pictographic, as if a person is standing here. There is a big "person" in the middle of this picture, and there are five branches around it. A "roll" is divided into personality and intelligence, and a "roll" is divided into physical fitness, posture and body shape. Among them, personality is divided into morality and temperament, intelligence into potential and real ability, physical fitness into endurance, flexibility, speed and strength, posture into disability, and body shape into height and weight.

The significance of holistic education lies in developing children's academic and social skills.