Family education parents generation education children, children in the inheritance of parents' ideological and educational concepts must have problems, why there will be problems?

Children may have problems in passing on their parents' ideological and educational concepts, mainly due to the following reasons:

1. Changing times: society and culture are constantly evolving, and values and concepts are also changing. The values and educational concepts of the parents' generation may not be able to adapt to the current social environment and needs. Therefore, children need to adapt to the changes in modern society while accepting traditional concepts.

2. Individual differences: Each child is an individual with his or her own characteristics, interests and needs. Parental attitudes and educational styles may not be entirely appropriate for the child's personality and developmental needs. A child may need a more individualized and flexible approach to education to develop his or her potential.

3. Information explosion: With the explosion of information in modern society, children have easy access to a wide range of viewpoints and sources of information. They are influenced by what they hear from multiple sources, including school, friends, social media, and so on. This makes it more likely that children will develop the ability to think and choose independently and no longer blindly accept the ideas of their parents' generation.

4. Learning and growing: Children develop their own ideas and values through the process of learning and growing. They will absorb knowledge and accumulate experience from various experiences and gradually develop an independent way of thinking and values. This may lead to differences in certain concepts between them and their parents' generation.

5. Culture clash: In a multicultural society, children may come into contact with people of different cultural backgrounds and values. This diversity may trigger the child to think about and compare different concepts, which in turn may lead to questioning or challenging the concepts of the parents' generation.

Although parents play an important role in family education, children may face various problems in passing on their parents' ideas and educational concepts. This requires parents to pay attention to the changes of the times and the individual differences of their children, as well as to encourage their children to think independently and to be exposed to multiculturalism, so as to promote their all-round development and the formation of independent concepts.