Differences between Chinese and Western Curricula and Their Influence on People's Literacy

The difference between Chinese and western courses is that western parents pay more attention to their children's psychological quality; China's parents want their children to excel from an early age.

1, western parents pay more attention to their children's psychological quality, and they often give their children a lot of time to think about what I want alone.

2. In contrast, parents in China hope that their children will be outstanding from an early age and will be outstanding in the future, so besides taking care of their children's basic needs, they are nothing more than worrying about their academic performance.

3. This is the inducement of children's low psychological endurance. On the premise of realizing that competition is the only way out in life, they may feel depressed, give up on themselves and even commit suicide because of a little trifle.

4. Under this morbid education mode, staggering social cases can be described as endless, even if the starting point is positive.

Advantages and disadvantages of Chinese and western educational thoughts;

1. Both Chinese and western educational methods are reasonable, and both sides may have to think about the possible negative effects of these practices from various aspects.

2. In today's society, the problem of mental sub-health is included in one of the possible consequences of these two kinds of representative education.

3. This kind of symptom is the distortion of values and outlook on life, which is bound to be related to the education mode of parents and elders accepted by a person: Western parents' educational policies that focus on cultivating independence may cause children to form abnormal emotional and moral values, so that when they grow up, they will go their own way, be indifferent to others, or lack social responsibility.

4. The way of treating children as little suns and emperors in China education, if not properly controlled, will make children develop the habit of relying too much on others, and gradually get lost in the doting of their parents, making it difficult to distinguish the direction of life pursuit.