Seeing other people's parents rushing to work every day, children desperately doing homework and attending cram schools, things have not yet succeeded. I think it is just to get a certificate or get a high score. Adults are tired and children are even more tired. I've never been so upset. My home is not so lively, because my father thinks that reading is a lifelong event, a long-distance running, and a person's interest and ambition. It is really ridiculous that parents force their children to go here and there according to their own fantasy goals, so that there is no rest day.

I know from my father's conversation (my father said at the beginning of grade one that father and son are friends, and only by sitting down and exchanging feelings and opinions on an equal footing can we really improve our knowledge). Reading is not for exams, but exams are the right thing. It is used to check whether and how much we have learned. How deep is it? The score only reflects our mastery of what we have learned. They cannot be used to evaluate a teacher's teaching, or to evaluate a student's intelligence and seriousness. Some people are suitable for learning book knowledge, and their scores may be high. Some people are sports talents, but they are not interested in the theoretical knowledge of books. Low test scores do not mean that you are a stupid student or a poor student, because there are differences between people. Now they compare scores everywhere, and think that those with high scores are good students. Doing the wrong topic means that the poor students will be punished, which is unfair. The main purpose of receiving education and reading is to guide children to know cultural knowledge, to be a civilized person, and to lay a foundation for future growth. Doing homework and exams is to remind us to remember some knowledge, not to rank or punish. The book knowledge in the school is compiled by the painstaking efforts of many generations over the years. Of course it is a good thing. When she only considers the books and knowledge that most people should read, we must read some books we like if we want to improve our ability. Only by studying with peace of mind, not for exams and scores, can we slowly understand the true meaning of the article and appreciate the power of knowledge. I didn't attend my composition cram school, but I insisted on reading some compositions written by other primary school students. I don't necessarily know the textbook by heart, but I can explain my views from many articles (mainly with my father, who thinks that the advanced education method should be teacher-student communication, rather than teachers telling students to do it, as long as the answer is reasonable, the answer may not be correct), so I read extracurricular books when I have time, and sometimes I read books like Confucius and Zhuangzi. Although I can't understand them, the words in them are very pleasant and interesting.

Continue to study, we will find our true self, and don't be minions of exam scores.