Your: The tuition fees of many training institutions are very high, which may be a great financial burden for families.
Excessive pressure: Some training institutions will emphasize achievements and competitions, which will bring great pressure to children and may lead them to lose interest in painting.
Pure skill training: many training institutions only pay attention to teaching painting skills, ignoring the education of artistic background, aesthetics and creativity, which makes children lack understanding and appreciation of art.
Time is tight: the curriculum of most training institutions is very tight, and children may not have enough time to create and explore freely, which may limit their creativity and imagination.
The disadvantages outweigh the advantages: some training institutions may use children's interests and parents' trust to promote unnecessary teaching materials, equipment and services, which will bring economic pressure and unnecessary trouble to families.
Therefore, I suggest that parents should pay more attention to and guide their children's learning and interest cultivation, let them play and create freely, improve their creativity and imagination, and cultivate their artistic appreciation and aesthetic ability. Parents can take their children to art galleries, exhibitions and other places to expose them to more artistic works and cultural backgrounds, thus promoting their all-round development.