Quality Education Abroad: Comprehensive Quality Cultivation Notes: Comprehensive Quality Cultivation Notes

Author: Yang Shanlin
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: If moral principles are ignored, then discussing quality education and the so-called creativity, even if it sounds convincing, is just empty talk. After reducing the burden, how to implement quality education and let children truly grow up happily and healthily both physically and mentally? This is a topic that the current education community is concerned about and exploring. The stones of other mountains can be used to polish jade; some educational methods in foreign primary and secondary schools are worth learning from. When educating children, appropriate sense of urgency is often more beneficial than blind optimism, as long as the sense of urgency can be transformed into motivation for exploration. Western traditions emphasize human rights and personal freedom and dignity, but this does not mean excluding the family. The family is the initial environment for everyone's growth and the cradle of freedom and dignity. When children don't understand and make mistakes, don't punish them hastily, because punishment is not the goal. The goal is to let children understand the reasons and cultivate good learning habits. When interacting with children, being their teacher, what we lack is not knowledge, but understanding of children and respect for them based on that understanding.