Changing Family Education Patterns in Contemporary Society and Their Impacts on Adolescent Personal Growth
Abstract
consultative authority ' has opened up new possibilities for the growth of young people, but there is also the risk of emotional alienation. The
trend of " education re-family " and the emergence of parenting anxiety reflect the structural imbalance of family education in the process of
modernization. This paper systematically analyzes the multiple aspects of the transformation of family education model and its impact on the
growth of young people, and puts forward the path of response from the three levels of family, school and community. It advocates that family education should return to the essence of ethical cultivation and relationship construction, and hold a bottom line for the healthy growth of
young people between ' wilderness ' and ' track '.
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DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.70711/frim.v4i7.9857
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