Children's education at leisure time
...children on weekends and holidays, from academic classes to general training, such as piano, calligraphy, performance, etc. If they find other children study 5 days a week, they impose their own children to catch up for 6 days per week. It is the way they believe will make the children more competitive and outstanding among their peers. Maybe the method of extending study hours could give good academic results in the end. However, the parents have seldom thought of their children’s health in mental, physical and psychological development is as important as the academic achievement. Fortunately, still many people agree that physical health, understanding of society and nature are more vital to children. And they believe that those qualities are not able to get from classes only. Children should have time to do exercises to get their body strong, to attend activities to learn how to communicate with others and to travel with parents or friends to see how the world look...