Reflections

I was lucky to read John Locke's A Ramble on Education. The author discussed his views on education from three aspects: physical education, moral education and intellectual education. The content was very distinctive and concrete. Reading "Some Thoughts Concerning Education" reminds me of many examples in real life, which will inspire and reflect on my daily education and teaching. There are neither esoteric theories nor esoteric academic concepts in this book. The author's tone is gentle and gentle, and his reasoning is simple, but what he says is profound and enlightening. Therefore, I realized that children should develop habits from an early age, and let students know how to obey the class rules clearly from the beginning of school. We tend to use whiplash in the real management process, which is the worst way to teach. Because the idea is to get them to like what they're supposed to do, but we can actually think: No matter what it is, when he doesn't like to do it, someone beats him, scolds him and insists on his playing. Or when he is playing, the author discusses his views on education from three aspects: physical education, moral education and intellectual education. The content is very different and concrete. After reading "Some Thoughts Concerning Education", I was young enough to think further about what quality education is. How can we cultivate high-quality talents after all? How to make our education of students no longer blind and make our education of students more effective?