Please resume the children's free time of 10 minutes between classes.
It is the combined influence of many factors in modern society that deprive children of their childhood, including parents, society, and schools.
First of all, parents generally attach too much importance to their children's learning outcomes in today's society and impose a high-pressure learning environment on their children. In the past, the main attitude of parents towards their children was to allow their children to enjoy free time, but now it is emphasized that children must study well and achieve excellent results in school. This results in children not having enough time to rest and relax between classes.
Secondly, the excessive emphasis on academic qualifications in society has made the competition extremely fierce, which has led to the spread of involution. Many parents force their children to devote themselves to heavy schoolwork too early in order to be able to gain an edge over the competition. This social pressure has prompted parents to have a high-pressure attitude towards their children's education, which in turn has affected the reduction of recess time.
In the end, the school cut back on the children's after-school time for fear of the unexpected and to avoid unnecessary disputes. This is also a safety consideration based on parents' expectations of the school. Schools are responsible for the safety of children, but they should also balance school and leisure.
Therefore, in order to restore children's childhood, we need to integrate the efforts of parents, society and schools. Parents should relax the excessive requirements for their children's academic performance and give them enough free time and rest. Society should also reduce unreasonable complaints about the education system and teachers, and understand and tolerate the complexity of education; Schools need to take responsibility for the safety of their students, while also taking into account the leisure needs of their students.
All in all, reshaping children's childhood requires the joint efforts of the whole society, and only when parents, society and schools work together can children be given back the freedom and happiness they deserve.