What is the deepest reason why parents are obsessed with advanced education?

There may be many reasons why parents are obsessed with advanced education, and the deepest reason may be their expectations and anxiety about their children's future.

The following are possible reasons why parents are obsessed with advanced education:

1. Social competition pressure: As social competition intensifies, parents worry that their children will not be able to adapt to the fierce competitive environment in the future. , so we hope that early education can make children more competitive in future competitions.

2. Cultural traditions: In some cultures, education is highly valued. Parents believe that only through education can their children have a better life and a better future.

3. Desire for knowledge: Some parents themselves have a strong desire for knowledge. They hope that their children can also have such qualities, so that their children will be more proactive in their future growth.

4. Children's sense of honor: Many parents believe that their children are the continuation of their own lives. Therefore, their children's achievements and sense of honor will also reflect their parents' achievements and sense of honor. Such parents will improve their children's sense of achievement and honor through advanced education.

5. Social status: Some parents also believe that their children’s education will affect the family’s social status, so they will pay more attention to their children’s education.

6. Group effect: Sometimes, parents will be influenced by the parents around them. When they see that the children of other parents have received advanced education, they will also choose to follow the trend and let their children also receive advanced education. In short, the underlying reasons for advanced education may be related to parents’ expectations, anxiety, social pressure and comparative psychology. However, too much emphasis on advanced education can also bring excessive pressure and anxiety to children, requiring parents to appropriately adjust their educational concepts and methods based on their children's actual situation and needs.