In fact, children's social development is quietly sprouting in general education. In this environment, children can not only interact with their peers, but also have the opportunity to meet friends from different backgrounds. This experience has exercised their social skills, emotional cognition and cooperation ability.

Diversified social experience

Common education opens a window for children and gives them the opportunity to contact different cultures, values and social backgrounds. This experience not only cultivated their inclusive and pluralistic thinking, but also taught them to understand and respect the views and feelings of others.

Sharing and cooperation

Children learn how to share, cooperate and even resolve conflicts through games, cooperative projects and team activities in a common educational environment. Such skills will undoubtedly make them more comfortable in their later lives.

Emotional cognition and adaptability

The environment of common education exercises children's emotional cognition and adaptability. They have learned how to get along with others, how to understand and respect their feelings, and these skills will play an important role in their future lives.