Parents have said that when children complete the homework assigned by the school, they are often "posing for pictures" and do not really complete the task. This kind of behavior makes parents feel unhappy and feel that such homework is meaningless. Some parents even said that this kind of homework is only reserved for parents, requiring children to take pictures and prove that they have completed the task, but in fact does not really cultivate children's practical ability and sense of responsibility. They believe that such assignments are just formalism and have no practical value.
However, there are also some parents and education experts who have a different view on this accusation. They believe that not all work is "posing", but that some parents have misunderstandings and prejudices about their children's attitudes and behaviors. They advocate that homework is seen as a way to develop children's practical ability and sense of responsibility, and parents should encourage their children to actually complete tasks with their hands, rather than doing it for them or letting them "pose for photos".
There are many parents who believe that posing is due to their children's lack of interest and sense of responsibility in labor. They worry that their children focus only on the form of completing the task and ignore the actual labor process. In this case, the child may become lazy and irresponsible, unable to truly understand and experience the meaning and value of labor.
In addition, some parents also criticized the phenomenon of "parental substitution", believing that this behavior makes children form a dependency mentality and cannot complete tasks independently. They worry that if their children lack the exercise of labor in the process of growing up, they may face greater difficulties and challenges in the future.
However, some parents also said that the posing is not entirely the child's fault, but the parents' requirements and expectations for their children that cause this phenomenon. They believe that the homework assigned by the school is too simple and repetitive, lacking innovation and challenge, which can easily lead to children's loss of interest and motivation in labor.
Despite the problem of posing, the labor itself still has a certain meaning and value. First of all, labor homework can cultivate children's practical ability and sense of responsibility, so that they can learn to think and solve problems in the labor process, so as to improve their hands-on ability and innovation ability.
Secondly, through work, children can have a deeper understanding of society and understand the importance and value of different jobs. This helps them form a correct outlook on life and values, and enhance their respect and gratitude for their work.
Finally, work is also a part of school education, which can help children develop holistically and develop their overall quality and sense of social responsibility. With the right guidance and guidance, labor work can build a platform for children to exercise and grow.
As parents, we should be aware of our responsibilities and influences, and correctly guide our children's attitudes and behaviors towards labor. We should encourage children to really get their hands dirty and develop their practical ability and sense of responsibility. At the same time, we also need to give children enough autonomy and trust so that they can learn to think independently and solve problems.
In addition, parents can also cultivate their children's labor Xi habits and skills in various ways, such as encouraging their children to do housework within their ability in daily life, participating in community service activities, etc. In this way, children can have a deeper understanding of the meaning and value of labor, so as to develop the quality of hard work and steadfastness.
In short, the problem of going home to work and take pictures is not the child's fault, but needs to be solved by the joint efforts of parents and schools. Only with the right guidance and education can we raise a new generation that is independent and responsible. The meaning and value of labor work cannot be ignored, and we should cultivate children's practical ability and sense of responsibility from an early age, so that they can achieve all-round development in the process of growth.