Why do many parents' educational ideas still stay in the old educational model?

Many parents' educational concepts are still stuck in the old educational model, mainly for the following reasons:

1. The influence of traditional culture: China has a long history of traditional culture, among which Confucian culture has a far-reaching influence on family education. Confucian culture emphasizes values such as filial piety, respect for elders and obedience to authority. These ideas still exist in modern society, so many parents still tend to adopt traditional education methods.

2. Lack of scientific educational ideas: With the development of society and the progress of education, more and more scientific educational ideas have been put forward, such as heuristic education and personalized education. However, these new ideas have not been widely spread and recognized, and many parents still adhere to the traditional educational methods.

3. Lack of effective educational resources: Although there are many high-quality educational resources to choose from, many families still cannot access these resources. In addition, some families may not be able to provide a good educational environment for their children due to economic conditions or other reasons, which also leads them to continue to adopt traditional educational methods.

4. Social pressure: In China society, parents often face great pressure, including work and life. In this case, they may choose a relatively simple and easy-to-operate education method to better cope with these pressures.

5. Lack of self-confidence: Many parents may lack confidence in their educational ability, so they are more inclined to adopt traditional educational methods. They may think that this can ensure that children get good grades in their studies and thus improve their competitiveness.

In short, to change this situation, we need to start from many aspects, including strengthening the publicity and popularization of the concept of science education, improving the educational quality of parents, providing more high-quality educational resources and reducing social pressure.