Why should children enroll in interest classes?

In today's competitive world, most parents not only complete homework on Saturdays and Sundays, but also enroll their children in various interest classes for the development of their children. This kind of learning method is actually too hopeful for success.

Nowadays, various types of interest classes are emerging in endlessly, so parents begin to blindly follow the trend, watching other children enroll but their children cannot lose, or they don’t know what to enroll for, so they enroll in more. One, make sure your child’s time is fully occupied.

Children "surrounded" by interest classes

Grandma Zhu upstairs has not seen her granddaughter Ping'er for a long time. The last time she came was on Wednesday half a month ago. She just stayed. Within ten minutes, Ping'er's parents were anxious to take Ping'er away, saying that there would be a dance class at seven o'clock in the evening.

I heard from Grandma Zhu that Ping'er is in the second grade of elementary school. In addition to going to school and doing homework every week, she also has taekwondo classes, English classes, and guzheng classes on weekends. Now she even has interest classes after school on Wednesdays. Ping'er is not willing to attend so many interest classes, but her parents say other children are like this and even learn more. For children at such a young age, their life is surrounded by various interest classes all day long, without any breathing space. Their parents have to commute to and from get off work every day, which makes the whole family busy all day long, let alone bringing their children to see Grandma Zhu. .

Professor’s interpretation: 3 types of interest classes that are not necessary to sign up

1) Interest classes taught in large classes

Such training institutions are mainly for profit. , in order to reduce costs and increase profits, one teacher usually takes dozens or hundreds of students to attend classes.

In the same interest class, there are all kinds of children. Their learning abilities are uneven, and each has its own advantages and disadvantages. The teacher may not be able to call the child's name until the end of the class, nor can he master it. Each child’s learning situation.

Because there are too many students, the teacher cannot take care of them one by one, and the time of a class is limited, so many students have not absorbed the knowledge taught by the teacher after the class. The teacher can give advice but cannot change the pace of class because of a child's situation. Interest classes with large classes like this just waste money and burden children and parents.

22) Falsely advertised interest classes

Nowadays, almost all training institutions’ interest classes introduce how many famous teachers they have in their institution, what qualifications they have, and what kind of training they have had during the recruitment stage. Experience in studying abroad, etc., use such gimmicks to gain the attention of parents and trick them into enrolling their children.

Not only are the teaching staff of such interest classes unreal, but the future teaching effects may also be false. It is easy for parents to get excited after seeing such advertisements, and they are willing to send their children to study even if the tuition is high. If parents and friends are deceived, the money will be wasted. 3) Interest classes that are rejected by children

After all, interest classes are for children. If your child is very repulsive to the interest class you choose for him, then you might as well not let him study.

Because children are forced by their parents to do things they don’t like, and they develop resistance. Even if they sit obediently in the classroom, their hearts have already flown away. This not only wastes the children's time, but also wastes the parents' money.

How to choose your child’s interest class correctly?

This is not to say that children should not be allowed to attend interest classes. It is not a wise move to do this except studying all day long and not being interested in or good at anything else.

Parents hope that their children can become dragons and phoenixes. This urgency is understandable, but how to correctly choose their children’s interest classes is the most critical.