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My baby girl has went to the primary school for two weeks. last Weeked, her two teachers went to our apartment and visited our family. At the Beginning we were very excited, my baby girl practiced her GuZheng instrument for her two teachers, and she also cleaned up her stuff and put everything in order to impressive her teachers. We were expecting a praise from her teachers.
On the contrast we were very disappointed, he teacher told us that my girl was ranked the last three in her classroom, the reason for it that we didn’t learn anything when other kids tried to study the primary courses when they were at kindergarten.
There is a prevail phenomenon here in China, it seems every kids wants to be the top one student in the school, their parents push very hard to help their babies to study, so that they could be survive in the adult world.
Our girl didn’t learn the primary courses in the kindergarten, but she loves GuZheng and Taekondo, and she learns very well, all of that in her teacher eyes, that is our fault for lacking of primary school courses learning.
Many moms are called tiger moms in China, most of them have decent jobs, but in order to take care of their kids’ study, they quit and become a housewife, here in Beijing, housewives are very popular. My baby’s teacher told me I need to take more time for my baby, but as a full time mother, I couldn’t .
The teacher gives lots of assignments to the students and all of the homework needed the parents’ instructions, that means if we don’t have time to take care of my baby’s study, my girl will be left behind forever.
A country with dense population, everyone could see the fierce competition, everyone is nervous and strive hard to climb to the top rank of the society, do we really need to be strive that hard?even sacrifice our interests which makes us happy? Maybe we could live better if we only learn things based on our interests and ignore some part of the competition.
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Happy Learning
My baby girl has gone to primary school for two weeks. last Weekend, her two teachers came to our apartment and visited our family. In the beginning, we were very excited. My baby girl practiced her GuZheng instrument for her two teachers, and she also cleaned up her stuff and put everything in order to impress them. We were expecting praise from her teachers.On the contrast, we were very disappointed. The male teacher told us that my girl was ranked in the last three of her class. The reason for this is that she didn’t learn anything when the other kids were studying primary courses when they were at kindergarten.
There is a prevailing phenomenon here in China. It seems every kid wants to be the top student in their school. Their parents push very hard to help their babies to study so that they can survive well in the adult world.
Our girl didn’t learn the primary courses in the kindergarten, but she loves GuZheng and Taekondo. She learned them very well. All of her problems, in her teacher eyes, is our fault for the lacking of `primary school courses` learning.
Many moms are called tiger moms in China. Most of them have decent jobs. In order to take care of their kids’ study, they quit and become housewives. Here in Beijing, being a housewife is very popular. My baby’s teacher told me I need to take more time for my baby, but as a full-time working mother, I couldn’t.
The teacher gives lots of assignments to the students, and all of the homework needs the parents’ instructions. That means if we don’t have time to take care of my baby’s study, my girl will be left behind forever.
A country with a dense population - everyone could see the fierce competition. Everyone is nervous and strives hard to climb to the top rank of society. Do we really need to strive that hard, or even sacrifice our interests which make us happy? Maybe we could live better if we only learned things based on our interests and ignored some other part of the competition.
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Happy Learning
My baby girl has gone to the primary school for two weeks. last weeked her two teachers came to our apartment and visited our family. At the beginning we were very excited; my baby girl practiced her GuZheng instrument for her two teachers, and she also cleaned up her stuff and put everything in order to impress her teachers. We were expecting a praise from her teachers.On the contrary we were very disappointed; the teacher told us that my girl was ranked one of the last three in her classroom. The reason for this is that we didn’t learn anything when other kids tried to study the primary courses when they were at kindergarten.
There is a prevaiingl phenomenon here in China; it seems every kid wants to be the top student in the school. Their parents push very hard to help their babies to study so that they can survive in the adult world.
Our girl didn’t learn the primary courses in kindergarten, but she loves GuZheng and Taekondo, and she learns very well. Even with all of that, in her teacher eyes it is our fault for the lack of primary school courses learning.
Many moms are called tiger moms in China. Most of them have decent jobs, but in order to take care of their kids’ study, they quit and become housewives. Here in Beijing, housewives are very popular. My baby’s teacher told me I need to take more time for my baby, but as a full time mother, I can't .
The teacher gives lots of assignments to the students, and all of the homework needs the parents’ instructions; that means if we don’t have time to take care of my baby’s study, my girl will be left behind forever.
As a country with dense population, everyone can see the fierce competition; everyone is nervous and strives hard to climb to the top rank of the society. Do we really need to be striving that hard, even sacrificing our interests which makes us happy? Maybe we could live better if we only learn things based on our interests and ignore some part of the competition.
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