1. Schools should pay attention to children's all-round development. In addition to imparting subject knowledge, schools should also pay attention to cultivating children's hobbies, social skills and moral quality. In the curriculum, more practical and comprehensive courses should be added, such as scientific experiments, social practice, artistic performances and so on. Let children learn and grow in practice.

2. Schools should pay attention to the interaction between teachers and students and the creation of class atmosphere. Good teacher-student interaction can make children participate in classroom learning more actively and improve learning effect. At the same time, it is also important to create a class atmosphere. We should establish a class atmosphere of unity, friendship and mutual help, so that children can feel the warmth and strength of the group.

3. Schools should attach importance to home-school cooperation. Parents are important companions in the process of children's growth and key participants in children's education. Schools should maintain good communication and cooperation with parents, give timely feedback on children's learning and living conditions, and jointly formulate educational plans and goals. Parents should also actively participate in school activities to understand the growth process of their children.

The importance of schools to students

1. Cultivation of knowledge and skills: Schools are important places for students to acquire knowledge and skills. Through systematic course study, students can master basic knowledge and professional skills and prepare for their future career. School education includes not only subject knowledge, but also morality, art, sports and other aspects, which is conducive to the all-round development of students.

2. Improvement of social skills: At school, students interact with peers and learn teamwork and communication skills. In a collective environment, students can cultivate leadership and teamwork spirit, and learn to respect and understand others. These social skills are very important for students' interpersonal relationships and future career development.

3. Shaping values and character: School education is not only imparting knowledge, but also shaping values and character. Schools can guide students to establish correct values and cultivate good qualities such as honesty, respect and justice through the power of education and example. These qualities have a far-reaching influence on students' personality formation and moral development.