reactions about Emil

Everything that comes from the hands of the Creator is good, and once it reaches human hands, it becomes dilapidated. This is the first sentence in the book "Emil" and a concrete manifestation of the theory of goodness in nature, indicating that evil in human nature is not innate, but nurtured through the subtle influence of social environment. Therefore, education must return to its natural state. Emil is an educational novel with a mixed narrative, in which Emil, an orphan from a wealthy family, is the protagonist, discussing the education reform of men and criticizing the absurdity and decay of old education. And through the education of Emil's future wife Sophie, the reform of women's education was demonstrated. The entire book reflects the naturalistic educational ideology and elaborates on the theory of goodness in nature. His ideas have inspired and influenced many educators in later generations. This also gave me a great feeling. I think education is a habit, and only habits that are in line with nature can be called nature. I think it is natural education, which conforms to children's nature. Instead of blindly instilling what we believe is right into children. And in the process of education, we should establish the correct value system, educate and guide in the correct way. And learning also needs to form a habit, which we should constantly emphasize in the education process and strive to cultivate children to form this habit. Firstly, children's nature is to have curiosity, and their cognitive development is in the perceptual motor stage. Therefore, at this time, children always want to rely on their mouth and hands to explore the world. As a natural education, we need to adapt to their nature. As educators, we can provide them with sensory aids and strive to create an intuitive educational environment that allows them to experience and empathize with themselves. Emil finished reading this book in two semesters, but it doesn't mean I will put it aside. I will chew and read it repeatedly. Because this book is not always about empty topics, but delves into our lives and has a great relationship with our education. And it also made me truly realize the importance and necessity of good education.