Xinzheng photography training fee

? I have friends in the education industry, but unlike Hengshui school, it can be said to be an offline training class, which is a bit like a summer camp and focuses on extracurricular practice and life skills training. Now it has a large scale, just like an education factory, a mind control factory, playing emotional cards and family cards, compared with thick skin, how to keep parents saving money for face, and how to keep their children from losing at the so-called starting line.

I hate the current industrialization of education, but what is even sadder is the way parents educate their children. Modern parents' educational methods have contributed to the crazy development of industrialization.

I have participated in many similar educational institutions before, and I have also photographed many respectable activities organized by educational institutions. One of the activities made me think. It was the summer of 20 16, and a large educational institution chose to worship ancestors in the hometown of Huangdi in Xinzheng, Henan. It is huge because its overall scale has even exceeded the scope of ordinary training courses or training schools. There are 16 buses alone, and the total number of people is about 600. Imagine that a child's training fee is 4,200 yuan, the cost of going out and the cost of the so-called teacher invited temporarily, plus the support of the so-called professional photographer we invited on the spot, a child can make a net profit of 3,000 yuan, or less.

Some people will say that this is a jealous company, and I want to say that it is definitely not. Because if I knew the whole operation and teaching method, from the standpoint of parents, I would never pay this money. I just spend money playing games with a bunch of children from all over the world to learn how to survive and understand. Excuse me, since parents have time to accompany their children to participate in this activity, why not save the money to spend a really meaningful holiday with their children, teach the truth slowly and practice more in life, which is completely enough. After a holiday, the children endured the bumps on the road, made some friends they would never meet, and learned some so-called life skills that were completely deliberately enlarged to the table. What I can't stand most is the so-called daily extracurricular practice of this educational institution, which is very pleasant to say, so that children can experience the hardships of making money and understand the hardships of their parents, but the project does let children sell newspapers in the sun. The so-called newspapers turned out to be school brochures! Passers-by buy mostly out of kindness, one yuan a piece, and let children sell newspapers in this era? Still fake? My parents are still complacent and look very pleased. What happened to them? The industrialization of education is simply devastating.