Let the child suffer a bit - 55 details of frustration education

Author: Cui Huafang et al
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: Give children independence and freedom, teach them to rely on themselves; Give children encouragement and courage, teach them to motivate themselves; Give children self-reliance and perseverance, teach them to overcome setbacks. Setbacks are inevitable in growth; they make children braver and stronger! In our country, setback education is not done enough. Due to parents' pampering, children's psychological resilience is quite fragile, and even a small setback or failure could lead to a tragedy. — Sister Lu Qin
Under the prospect of shifting from "exam-oriented education" to "quality-oriented education" in basic education, setback education, as a part of quality-oriented education, should receive sufficient attention and is also a topic worthy of long-term research. — Zhang Yong, a famous expert in quality-oriented education in China
Parents must let their children know that the path of growth is not smooth. Success often comes hand in hand with difficulties, hardships, and setbacks. — Barbara Ross
Education itself is an art of eighteen skills—praise, criticism, punishment—all of which should be present. Education without punishment is incomplete, a weak education, a fragile education, and an irresponsible education. — Sun Yunxiao, Deputy Director of the China Youth Research Center