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别把孩子成才的希望寄托在别人身上（Dont pin your hopes on childrens success on others） This article is contributed by jielingxuan DOC documents may experience poor browsing on the WAP side. It is recommended that you first select TXT, or download the source file to the local view. Dont put the child into the hope in others one hundred years later, you now what car, what house to live, how much money, one hundred years later, you now what car, what house to live, how much money have become irrelevant and unimportant, you is how to raise the child. To. And what matters is how you raise your child. Xue Yong: Yale history, now the Department of history of Suffolk university teaching, the careful observation of the comparison between Chinese and western education, the Yongyou Xue who University, education, the United States stepped Chinese not always for the world, work every year on the Ivy League, learning proficiency for Officialdom etc.. Today, Xue Yong accepted an interview with the China Youth Daily reporter. Reporter: Mr. Xue Yong, you have been devoted to the study of Chinese and western education. May I ask what interest you are most interested in seeking advice from the state on the educational program for the next 12 years? Xue Yong: 12 years of compulsory education is very important. Im afraid it is more important than college education. Some studies suggest that when people are seventeen years old, the development of individual intelligence is basically shaped, and then education improves skills and knowledge, but little effect on IQ development. Before age seventeen, especially before the age of fourteen, plasticity is strong. Education at this time has the greatest impact on life. So, correspondingly, the education of students in high school is the most critical. In this stage, Im afraid that family education is more important than school education. How to do a good job of parents is the guarantee of the competitiveness of the Chinese people. I saw a car window in Boston, s