School teachers organize seminars, will you let your children participate?

Yes I believe that people who say no are just lip service. In fact, if there is something about learning in school, children will still actively sign up. This is someone else doing something. Although I know it is good not to do it, in order not to lag behind others, I still choose to follow the crowd and enroll my children in cram schools. This is the case. Although you know that children can keep up with the progress of their studies even if they don't go to school, others study hard in their spare time. At this time, if you don't advance, you will retreat.

In fact, many parents have the same idea. I don't expect you to study hard, but I don't want to see you happy, so I'll give you everything others have. Similarly, I must let you go to the cram school that others have attended. This is actually not a bad thing, not to say that it is not a bad thing to follow the crowd. It is possible to accept new knowledge earlier, and he can absorb it faster when he gets to school. It is also true that the teacher will say it again.

Although parents talk about it, they hope you will work hard. In fact, if there is a unified seminar, they are still very happy. This just shows that this school is very responsible. In fact, as parents said, your study is not for them, and the direct beneficiary of your good grades is yourself. So sometimes parents force you to study really not to harm you, but to make you remember in the future, not to regret and not to work hard.

Not every parent wants their children to succeed, but what is certain is that every parent wants their children to be better than other children, at least not too bad. This is a normal psychology. Everyone lives in the secular world, how can he not become a secular person? Moreover, this is not a secular idea at all.