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回覆 sugarnana 的帖子
Thank you for your advice. I really appreciate! What you said is really right and I just want to share my thoughts because this bothers me a lot and I hope I can talk to others too!
What you said really scares me but at the same time, I still don't want to sacrifice my son's happy childhood.
I may sound very stupid but 人生苦短, 好多時都不知為乜.
But very luckily, I had a very happy childhood. I have a loving family, school that left me very fond memories. So I think I have built a very good foundation to face the challenges and the difficulties I may face now. When I am in trouble now, I just tell myself, life will still be good if I overcome this hurdle.
So this is what I want to build for my children.
As I have already said, I see so many kids in HK nowadays feeling so depress. They don't have spark in their eyes. They don't look healthy. They all wear glasses and have crooked back. They cry each night because they can't finish their homework. I invited my much younger cousin to go Disneyland together but for the next 15 weeks, she has these tests and homework and projects that she can't go on a Sat. How cruel is this? My secretary's daughter loves music. I invited her to go to an orchestra concert that plays live cartoon music. She can't go because she has dictations and exams during that time. And we keep saying children should be given opportunities to appreciate art and music!?
What kind of lives is that? Even adults need entertainment and time to rest. Why would we expect our kids to act like a machine?
Some other said, children don’t know what is difficult and what is easy. Just feed them the difficult words and they will be able to learn. I don’t agree with that. Everyone learns progressively. If you have not built up good foundation of A, B, C, you won’t be able to master the more difficult words. When they are in K1, just let them master what is expected of a K1 kid. They will gain confidence and be happy about themselves. If you force them to learn K3 words, they will feel defeated and lost interest in learning.
I don't aim to spoil my children. No pain, no gain. One must study hard to learn. But at kindergarten, the most important thing is to learn to be a happy and healthy person. Be sociable, be kind, be responsible. Learn all the good virtues. Learn how to be a righteous person. This is the foundation I would to build for my children.
I believe many parents were forced to be monster parents because our education system does not give us a choice. But we should all still stand firm and protect our children! The stronger we are, the more likely we can change the system. We need each other’s support, PARENTS!
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