The Difference Between Chinese and Foreign Educational Styles Knowledge

Chinese parents are more concerned about their children's grades or which extracurricular activities will help their children score more points in the future.

So everything they do for their children, no matter what it is, seeks one result: whether they can improve their grades or not; after all, all the parents and children around them are doing this, so they have to do the same thing themselves;

Foreign children, when we have already begun to go to extracurricular tutoring classes, they may still be participating in these activities: basketball, squash, ice hockey, music, theater, debating, chess, leadership development, art studios, and social work, and so on. Leadership development, art workshops, and social work. On the surface it may seem a bit of a "no-brainer" and a "waste of time", but in fact it's a great way to keep your mind active and enhance your hands-on skills.

And, in terms of family education, Chinese families are becoming more and more fast-food oriented, as parents need to earn money to provide a material basis for their children's extracurricular tutoring; foreign parents may prefer to accompany them, whether it's hands-on or learning. (All these gaps, however, are related to the concepts of parents, in addition to traditions and national conditions).