Name: Tina Wang
Number: 100102033
A New Tendency toward Education: Exchanging Children to Teach
Nowadays modern double-income parents mostly depend on third parties to educate children; however, it brings the new problem that children lack something such as sharing and concessions which children cannot learn from third parties. Therefore, there is a new tendency to educate children—exchanging children to teach.
Source: http://video.cw.com.tw
The following is about the video:
Mothers and children are enjoying learning in "Play Group." It is the new tendency toward upbringing—exchanging children to teach. In “Play Group,” various mothers teach children as various teachers. Every mother is good at something such as telling stories, art designing, communication with children, playing, etc. Children can be stimulated by the interaction with different mothers. Mothers who are novices at bringing up children do not have enough experience so they often encounter difficulties in teaching children. After joining Play Group, mothers can get not only children’s playmates but also support to raise their children. They discuss with others to exchange experience and advice. Sometimes parents are not the best teachers for children. Through the interaction with various mothers, children will also improve their attitude toward learning and behavior. Children realize concessions, distribution, and sharing in Play Group—those are not easily understood when children only stay at home with their own parents. Only happy parents can make children happy. Play Group helps parents to get along with their children well, no longer being depressed to educate. Parents also bring new energy and models for children when they find new playmates.
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Apparently, the changing of family structure also brings the new problem about children's education. As a result, new solution to that also come out. Exchanging children to educate is one of examples. However, what are further reasons which bring new problem about children's education? What are other solutions to help parents conquer the predicament they are in? In my next annotation, I will go further more.

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