Parents are tyrants and parents are scum. There are mainly the following differences in educational methods. 1 They are different in severity. Generally speaking, the parents of tyrants are strict and will not let their children be too free. Second, their reward and punishment systems are different. Generally speaking, parents who fail in their studies are not rewarded but punished, while parents who fail in their studies will reward them with high scores. The third is that they educate their children for different reasons. Parents usually come to give lectures, which can make children understand the importance of reading.

First, the severity is different

As far as I know, parents of different children are usually very strict with their children. The daily schedule and what to do every day will be strictly restricted by parents. Children who don't perform well in school often don't have such strict rules. Most parents can do whatever they want as long as they finish their homework. Many children will get some games because of this, and then gradually become unwilling to learn.

Two. Reward and punishment system

Most parents who learn bullying have a clear reward and punishment system for their children, while parents who learn scum usually only have a punishment system and no reward system. Parents who learn to bully usually create a good condition for their children to strive to achieve the corresponding scores. If the child really does it, then he will be rewarded. Parents who fail in school will never reward their children. Basically, they will scold their children if they don't do well in the exam.

3. Different educational principles

In fact, parents who learn bullying are more reasonable and can make their children understand the importance of reading earlier. After the child really understands the importance of reading, he will naturally study harder. Parents with bad schools say little to their children, so they don't understand how important learning is.

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