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It’s a good thing that many parents have already realized the importance of education, but some parents are too eager to start their own program to educate their young children.

Early childhood education

很多父母已经意识到教育的重要性,这是令人高兴的。但是一些父母太过心急来实施他们的育儿计划。三四岁的小孩忙着学弹琴、绘画,一点也不稀奇。然而,这些孩子很少对自己所学的东西感兴趣,真正成材的更是微乎其微了。

有一句名言说“欲速则不达”。不考虑孩子的年龄和兴趣,父母实际上抹杀了孩子的好奇心。所谓的早期教育将会严重损害孩子的发展。如果父母真的很关心孩子的教育,他们应该首先考虑孩子的兴趣,然后再根据孩子的年龄制订出合理的计划。


It’s a good thing that many parents have already realized the importance of education, but some parents are too eager to start their own program to educate their young children. It’s not unusual to see a three or four years old child busy learning many things, such as playing the piano, or drawing pictures, etc. However, few of them have any interest in the things they have learned, and even fewer will be successful in the future.

There’s a very famous saying, which goes “More haste, less speed “. Without considering the age and interest of their kids, parents are actually killing their curiosity. The so-called early education will do great harm to the children’s development. So, if the parents really want to pay attention to the children’s education, they should first think of their children’s interest, and then make a reasonable plan according to the age of the children.



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