The most fundamental reason for this problem is the utilitarianism of educational objectives caused by the current examination-oriented education system. The increasingly fierce learning competition environment also makes parents' educational utilitarianism deviate, thus resulting in a utilitarian view of child training. This educational concept of ignoring children's physical and mental health and unilaterally pursuing textbook knowledge is harmful to children's healthy growth. On the one hand, childhood belongs to a special growth period, and physical and mental development is not yet mature. Long-term intense study can easily lead to psychological problems such as weariness, fear and inferiority. On the other hand, preschool education and primary education are very different. Early childhood education focuses on the cultivation of ability and intelligence, rather than the improvement of words and arithmetic.
Therefore, only when the state, teachers and parents make joint efforts to change their ideas can we really put an end to the spread of this phenomenon:
First of all, the state should strive to reverse the educational environment, change the educational system, and free children from the barrier of "taking exams". Therefore, we must speed up the reform of the education system and put an end to the utilitarian concept of success or failure based on scores.
Secondly, kindergarten teachers should establish a scientific view of children and education. Teachers should take quality education as the basic concept, improve children's comprehensive quality as the main goal, follow the law of children's own growth and development, and focus on improving children's practical ability and innovation ability in the pre-school education stage.
Finally, parents should change the concept of education and training. Clear the setting of children's intelligence standards and ability standards, and truly understand what kind of children are excellent children, rather than judging heroes by a score or how many words they have mastered.