Self-confidence should be cultivated from an early age. A little experience for reference.
Special care should be taken in choosing extracurricular projects for children and primary school students. The result of blindly following the trend is often what we can't learn, and wasting money is the smallest loss. The irreversible loss of time for children who "have no shop after this village" is fatal to their self-confidence. Alas, sadly, this ending is common.
My children go to kindergarten by bike or skilled roller skating, which is admired by teachers, classmates and passers-by. In the first grade of primary school, I swam around and crawled back and forth in the swimming pool, and all the people who swam in the pool were in awe; In the second grade, playing table tennis left and right before opening the bow, many onlookers applauded; At the spring outing literary evening, the whistles of "Little Last Year" and "Lonely Shepherd" became small stars; I am absorbed in reading books such as World War II and Aircraft Carrier in the bookstore, which makes children of the same age and older and their parents envy and sigh.
Compared with piano, Chinese painting, calligraphy and English, the above are all pediatrics, so it is meaningless to show off here. However, these projects are not only beneficial to children's physical and mental health and all-round development, but also more successful from the perspective of cultivating self-confidence and have obvious effects on children's self-confidence. Over the past few years, children have learned from the successful accumulation of knowledge and skills what is "dripping water wears away stones, gathering sand makes a tower" and successfully occupied the "commanding heights" of self-confidence.