Parents attend classes with kids to explore new education model
Jul 1, 2024
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Experts in education models and parental involvement, Heyang, Li Yi, and Brandon Yates discuss the new cooperative education model where parents attend classes with kids in Beijing and Shanghai. They explore the impact of parental involvement on education, challenges faced by working parents, the significance of open communication, balancing expectations, and fostering child independence.
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Active parental involvement in education can create stronger home-school-community bonds.
Balancing parental engagement in schools is crucial to prevent over-involvement and ensure children's independence.
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Cooperative Education Model Involving Parents in School Life
At Beijing No. 2 Experimental Elementary School, a new educational model involves active participation of parents in school activities. Parents are attending classes with their children, providing feedback to teachers, and engaging in discussions about the curriculum design. This cooperation aims to integrate societal resources into education for a holistic approach.
Parental Involvement in Education: Global Perspectives
Comparing with experiences in South Africa and the United States, active parental participation in education varies. While some parents appreciate being involved to understand their children’s learning, others express concerns over curriculum content and the balance of parental involvement. The diversity of opinions highlights the complex dynamics of parental engagement in education.
Challenges and Benefits of Parental Involvement in Education
Balancing parental involvement in school activities poses challenges such as time constraints for working parents and potential over-involvement hampering children's independence. While transparency and communication between parents, teachers, and schools are crucial, finding the right level of parental engagement without overwhelming both parties remains a critical aspect in enhancing children's overall development.
Parents are now stepping into classrooms in elementary schools in Beijing and Shanghai, to participate in a new cooperative education model. While it aims to foster stronger bonds between home, school, and community, it also raises questions: Can this kind of parental involvement transform education for the better? Is it fair to expect such a high level of involvement from parents? On the show: Heyang, Li Yi & Brandon Yates
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