Some parents choose to take their children to travel and study instead of studying in the classroom. Is this model really good?

Traveling will bring some harm to children, or affect their studies to a certain extent.

1. Why does traveling cause inferiority complex in some children?

There is no problem in traveling itself. Children can see many new things during traveling. After the children of my junior high school classmates went on a trip, they developed an inferiority complex when they came back. Because the children saw better living standards and material conditions in the places they traveled, some children would compare their own lives with what they have. Everyone will yearn for beautiful things, but in reality, there is a contrast, such as seeing the clothes of children of the same age, participating in recreational activities, etc., when the children have no chance to get them, they may have an inferiority complex. After all, everyone Family conditions are different.

2. Why does traveling affect the academic performance of some children?

Most children prefer to go out and play games rather than study. There is nothing wrong with children. This is their nature. If you choose between learning and playing games, I believe children will choose to play games, because playing games can make children happier. The same goes for traveling. It will satisfy children's curiosity and make them have a lot of fun. However, some children can't contain themselves after the trip and begin to hate the boring study.

3. Spend energy. It’s okay if the child is older. If the child is still young, traveling with him will inevitably spend a lot of energy on the child. You have to take care of his daily life, diet, and even when the child is not there. I hope you have to carry him on your back when walking, so that you can't travel happily.

4. A waste of time. Children often move half a beat slower than adults. They get up slowly, eat slowly, and walk slowly. If you take them with you on a trip, you will be better than others in the same amount of time. Traveling less ground, seeing less scenery, and taking more time to complete a journey.

5. Spend more money and travel with children. After all, there is one more person. Although tickets to scenic spots are free for children, food, accommodation and transportation will cost more money.

Exactly what harm will happen to children during travel varies from person to person. It doesn’t matter if harm occurs. The key is that timely communication and guidance from parents is very important!