Recently, there has been an uproar in the education industry! Zhao Juying, a well-known education blogger and recognized expert in early childhood education, recently released a home visit video that has attracted widespread attention. However, this time, her performance makes people wonder: an "elite" blogger who has always claimed to advocate gentle education treats the children and parents during home visits so roughly?! Let's uncover the turmoil in the education industry.
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In the video, Zhao Juying, an education blogger, makes a home visit to a kindergarten with fierce rhetoric and an aggressive attitude, regardless of the feelings of children and parents. She questioned the child in an authoritative tone, and there was even a scene in the video where Zhao Juying slammed the door and left, which made the parents at the scene exclaim.
After the video was released, the comment area immediately boiled! Angry parents and education practitioners have commented in a row condemning Ms. Zhao's actions. Some people bluntly said that "such so-called experts do not deserve our attention and follow", while others said that "as educators, we should be more humble and kind to every student and parent".
However, Zhao Juying did not respond to anything about the matter, and her silence sparked more speculation and criticism. In her previous blog posts and speeches, she has emphasized the importance of gentle education and respect for children, but this home visit was inconsistent with her words and actions.
The incident has also sparked a discussion about the conduct of home visits. Home visits, as a form of educational exchange, should be a reflection of equality, respect and care. Educators should treat each child and family with warmth and patience, rather than using brutality and intimidation to gain a sense of "authority."
The spread of free speech on social media is encouraged, but it also requires educating bloggers to reflect deeply on their actions and words. Only by matching words with deeds can we win the trust and respect of the public.
We expect education bloggers to face up to the issues related to home visits and respond in a timely and positive manner. At the same time, we also call on parents and education practitioners to pay attention to and supervise the words and deeds of the education industry, and create a warm, humble and suitable environment for children to grow up.
This incident has sparked a wide range of discussions, what kind of education do you support? Hurry up and leave your voice in the comment section!