What are the four cultural transmissions of family education in the new era

The four cultural transmissions of family education in the new era are ethical and moral cultural transmission, intellectual cultural transmission, cultural tradition transmission, and mental health cultural transmission.

1, ethical and moral culture transfer: the family is an important place to cultivate children's moral qualities and values. Ethical and moral values such as integrity, honesty, friendliness, and respect are transmitted through parents' teaching by word and example and the shaping of the family environment.

2. Transmission of knowledge and culture: The family is the earliest place where children come into contact with knowledge. Parents can stimulate their children's curiosity and interest in learning by reading, discussing, exploring, etc., and passing on knowledge in the fields of science, literature, and art.

3. Transmission of cultural traditions: The family is an important environment for passing on cultural traditions. Parents can pass on cultural traditions, customs and values by telling family history, participating in traditional festivals and teaching folk tales.

4. Mental health culture transmission: the family is an important cornerstone for cultivating children's mental health. Parents can pass on positive cultural values of emotional expression, emotional management and mental health by caring, supporting, encouraging and listening to their children's emotional needs. These four aspects of cultural transmission are interrelated,**** and together they build a family education environment that is conducive to a child's holistic development. Parents actively participate and guide their children's growth and learning in these areas in their daily lives.