Why do parents object to kindergarten children learning Disciple Rules?

Some parents think that some principles in Disciple Rules are too rigid, which is not conducive to the healthy growth of children. Moreover, the children in kindergarten memorize the rules of disciples and don't understand the truth at all. Therefore, kindergarten children may lose their imagination when learning the rules of disciples. In fact, personally, I think Disciples Rules is definitely worth learning. After all, it is also the essence left by our ancestors. If you feel that your child's imagination is limited, parents can also explain the truth in Disciples Rules to your child, which is also convenient for your child to understand.

0 1. Parents think that the contents in Disciple Rules are too rigid. Disciple rules are three words in one sentence, and the whole article is 360 sentences. Because the sentence rhymes, it is catchy to read and easy to remember. Therefore, many kindergartens now let children start learning Disciples Rules, and even ask them to recite them.

But on this point, many parents expressed their opposition. They think that many things in Disciple Rules have arrived, and there are too many etiquette restrictions, which are simply not suitable for the current mode of children getting along with their parents.

Therefore, many parents are very opposed to the practice of letting their children learn Disciples Rules in kindergartens. They think this is also a constraint on their lively nature. After all, many parents still want their children to be lively and lovely when they get along with themselves, instead of being polite everywhere, which will easily make parents feel that their children are alienated from themselves.

02. Parents think that children who learn the rules of discipleship will lose their imagination. Children in kindergarten are very creative and imaginative. At this time, if children are allowed to memorize the contents of Disciples Rules, it is easy to solidify their thinking and lose their imagination.

In fact, this idea of parents is somewhat extreme. Why are many parents willing to let their children go to bilingual kindergartens? Can children understand the meaning of English letters at an early age? Isn't English recited by children? Won't learning English like this limit children's imagination? So this is actually similar to reciting Disciples Rules.

Disciple Rules is at least from China, and the English is foreign, so children don't understand it, but as long as they can recite it, it will be useful one day, and Disciple Rules is more about children's behavior. The reason why parents think that children should not learn Disciple Rules is because they sincerely disagree with these things in Disciple Rules and think that many of them are not suitable for this society at all.

Therefore, those parents who oppose kindergarten children to learn the disciple rules are actually too limited to their own ideas, and the books that can be handed down must still have its advantages. Children in kindergarten learn to recite Disciples Rules. Maybe they don't understand it yet, but one day, they will understand it and use it.