The contradiction of the so-called children's watches, to put it bluntly, is a problem of transparency, that is, teachers and parents do not trust each other, and parents hope to have an additional channel to specifically understand how their children are doing in the hours of kindergarten. In modern society, transparent management is gradually becoming a trend, especially in the field of education. However, in the special educational place of kindergarten, whether transparent management can bring the desired effect, and the problems it may cause, it is worth further exploration. On this topic, I would also like to share my views on the challenges that transparent management may bring in kindergarten education.
First of all, I also have a friend who is engaged in early childhood education, and I have heard her complain about various examples at work. I believe that transparent management will lead to a significant increase in the cost of kindergartens. Kindergarten education is aimed at a group of young children who may be mischievous or unable to follow instructions. It takes a lot of effort to really educate them in the ideal way. However, in reality, many kindergarten teachers do not have enough ability and patience to cope with these challenges, so they may take non-ideal ways to deal with them. In the case of transparent management, these non-ideal methods will be questioned by parents, thus putting more pressure on kindergartens. Therefore, transparent management has higher requirements for kindergarten teachers, which increases the operating costs of kindergartens.
Second, I think excessive transparency can lead to unnecessary misunderstandings among parents. Some parents may misunderstand the footage in the surveillance and think that teachers are not giving enough care to their children. I heard my friend mention that many of them are actually just games between two children, and there are not a few questions that have been questioned online. In this case, parents may frequently raise questions and complaints to the kindergarten, which will cause great trouble to the teachers and the kindergarten, to be honest, quite tired. In fact, teachers may have some deficiencies in the process of educating children, but this does not mean that they are not doing their best. Therefore, excessive transparency may lead to an escalation of conflicts between parents and kindergartens.
In addition, I have found that my child's location phone watch may increase the risk of being scammed. With the development of technology, more and more parents wear children's watches for their children in order to keep abreast of their children's dynamics. However, such devices can be used by criminals to trick parents into paying the ransom by cracking the information of locating the watch, making an anonymous phone call to the parents with nothing but the crying of the child. Therefore, when implementing transparent management, kindergartens and parents need to fully consider the privacy and safety of their children, and avoid over-reliance on technology.
In summary, although transparent management can bring some positive effects in kindergarten education, it can also lead to many problems. For kindergartens, balancing transparency with actual educational needs, and improving the quality and level of teachers is the key. At the same time, parents should also remain rational, respect the work of teachers, understand the complexity of education, and learn to communicate with kindergartens to create a good environment for children's growth.
In practice, kindergartens can appropriately adjust the degree of transparent management to avoid excessive parental interference in the education process. For example, a specific time period can be set for parents to view the monitoring screen, so that they can understand the child's living situation in the kindergarten, and at the same time do not affect the normal teaching work of the teacher. In addition, kindergartens can also organize regular parent-teacher meetings to communicate educational concepts and methods with parents, answer parents' concerns, and enhance trust and cooperation between home and school.
For parents, they should learn to understand and respect the actual situation of kindergarten education. Educating children is not an easy task, and teachers need the support and understanding of parents while putting in hard work. Parents should try to avoid interfering too much in the work of teachers, and at the same time, they can also pay attention to their children's living and learning in kindergarten, and give appropriate care and guidance.
In a situation where kindergartens and parents are in a situation of mutual trust and mutual dependence, what is not apparent is actually not important. After all, parents really care about the watch, what they care about is whether their children are happy at school and whether they are bullied.
In short, transparent management has certain significance in kindergarten education, but we need to fully consider various factors in the implementation process, understand each other, and weigh the pros and cons to ensure that children thrive in a healthy and harmonious environment.