This afternoon, I took my daughter to the Danqing Painting Academy in Rongsheng Square to learn painting. My daughter has been studying for almost three years and now she starts to learn illustration. The children's art training at the Danqing Painting Academy is really big now. When we just signed up for our daughter two years ago, we were on the second floor. There were only a few children in one class. Now the second floor is not only full, but there are too many students to accommodate them. Now there are a large area on the first floor of Rongsheng Plaza, with more than a dozen classes left and there are quite a lot of people.
There are many children's art training programs now, with a variety of piano, chess, calligraphy and painting, including dance, taekwondo, martial arts, and various categories, and the fees are not low, ranging from two to three thousand yuan per year, and tens of thousands or tens of thousands per year. It is not uncommon for big cities like Beijing and Shanghai to spend tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands. Nowadays, parents are willing to spend this money to let their children learn a few. Some children even learn four or five. After learning painting, they learn guzheng , and after learning piano and dance, they can make their children's week by week. Is this really good for children?
It is OK to let your children learn one or two art training that they are interested in and like to learn, but if there are too many, it is completely unnecessary. Many parents do not want their children to lose at the starting line according to their own wishes, so they will enroll their children in various art training classes, thinking that the more children learn, the better. In fact, this understanding is wrong. After all, children are children, and their ability to accept knowledge is limited. They are also very nervous in school. They take up all their spare time in weeks. Not only can the children not accept so much knowledge indoctrination, but they may exhaust the children over time, which will make them resistant to learning and cause them to be disgusted with learning, which will make them lose money.
My child only learned to draw, and she is quite interested in drawing. She often draws her parents, sisters and brothers at home. The painting feels quite good, so she insists on letting her continue to learn, at least she still feels useful in developing her image thinking.
