Is it worthwhile for farmers to go to the county to buy a house and accompany their children to study? Is there a better way?

As far as I know, the situation of "accompanying exams" in rural areas is not only a difficult problem, but also a helpless move! Before the countryside, where was the exam? Primary and secondary schools 1-6 classes are all in primary and secondary schools in the village. After dinner, the older ones run and jump to school with the younger ones. After school, their parents still work in the fields! As a result, brothers and sisters led their younger brothers and sisters to do housework gradually, and mom and dad's meals were basically ready when they came home from work. When I was in middle school, I didn't usually stay in town. I get up early and get greedy by bike. Ordinary high schools generally need boarding and go home once a week or a month. Mom and dad are so tired every day that they are not in the mood to study with them!

Nowadays, the number of children in rural areas is getting lower and lower, and rural primary school students have also been withdrawn. The first grade needs to go to a primary school far away from the town center, which makes children feel uneasy about going to and from school, and it is not convenient to pick up and drop off by car. Coupled with the weak self-control ability of children now, they simply buy or rent a house in the county, or even send their children to study in the city by borrowing money, or their mothers go to work with their fathers, or their mothers go to work with their parents at the same time.

I don't think it is necessary for farmers to go to the county to buy a house to accompany the exam in order to enable their children to study, which will cost too much manpower and money. Children's education is important, but there is no need to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to buy a house to accompany the exam. It takes at least 300,000 to 400,000 to buy a house in the county. Although farmers earn money now, for a rural family, it takes 300,000 to 400,000 yuan to buy a house in order to accompany their children to the exam. I think this is a bit of a fuss.

The life of farmers is not easy. Every penny is earned by myself, and hundreds of thousands are almost all the savings of a rural family. Rural children studying in county towns can stay in hotels, which is a semi-closed management method. On the one hand, children can be encouraged to live independently; on the other hand, students who live on campus also have evening classes and tutors, so that children can have more time to study and train. This is a welfare that only students who live on campus can enjoy.