Ivy League education believes that parents are more important than teaching their children knowledge, so that everyone can really relax
Ivy education teaches children specific knowledge, which is not something parents should do for a long time. Instead, children should be cultivated with the ability to actively learn and explore the unknown.
There is a president in the history of Harvard, Nathan Pussey, who even believes that the task of teachers is not to instill knowledge points, but to awaken students' endless motivation through compassion, emotion, imagination and patience, to seek answers and insights to topics, to broaden their horizons in life, and to give them connotations.
Not only teachers, but also parents should do the same. From the child's childhood, parents give them good questions, rest assured to let them find answers from the book, parents can participate in it, discuss problems together, so that children slowly have the ability to think independently and answer questions, which is the problem that parents need to solve at a certain height.
