A few days ago, I read on the Internet a story shared by Professor Yeh Ping-cheng, who has long been concerned about primary and secondary education in Taiwan and has also set up his own experimental school.
 A mom asked in a question and answer session, "My child is a senior in high school this year, and his grades are in the middle to high range. Although he is very serious, he has not been able to make a breakthrough in his academic performance. My dad thinks he's not working hard enough and often tells him, "You must be on your cell phone all the time, that's why you haven't made any progress. The relationship between parent and child deteriorated as a result of the father's comment.

The entry of young children into the kindergarten is the beginning of their formal socialization. In the interaction between school life and teachers and students, children learn how to respond to the norms of the external environment and at the same time seek to satisfy their internal needs. In order for children to confidently face the ever-changing environment and accept the challenges, independent learning is bound to become the focus of future education reform. Especially in this era of technology boom and information explosion, academic qualifications will no longer be the guarantee of life in the future, but only those who know how to "learn independently" and continuously improve themselves will be able to make the best use of their knowledge.

This Monday is a flexible holiday, Tuesday 228 Peace Memorial Day, Wednesday is a school day, three days of school tomorrow is a weekend holiday, we can use the holiday to spend time with family and friends, or to do their favorite things, really happy. I asked the children: Is it better to go to school or to have a holiday? The results were half and half, and some said both. Where do you go on vacation? I stayed at home, I didn't go out; I went to my grand mom's house; my dad drove us out; I went to the department store; I went to the library; I went to the movies ....