北師大版高中英語模塊10--Unit29(2)-3

[00:00.00]3 Pushy parents help children succeed [00:04.37]Pushy parents may be doing their children more [00:06.79]harm than good,says Washington-based childcare [00:09.53]expert Matthew Melmed. [00:11.91]Professional parents frequently overstimulate [00:14.42]babies and toddlers and buy them educational [00:17.16]toys that are too old for them in the belief [00:19.69]that they are improving their prospects. [00:22.41]In fact,faced with such demands,the children [00:24.85]may become frustrated and give up completely. [00:28.00]Worse still,the children recognise that they [00:30.78]are disappointing their parents and this sense [00:33.05]of failure eats away at their self-esteem. [00:36.29]The warning comes as an ever-increasing range [00:38.60]of educational material is being produced for [00:41.46]the very young. [00:42.96]In the US,"hyper-parnting"is rife, [00:46.11]says Joanna Coles in The Times. [00:48.69]Expectant mothers are pressured into buying CDs [00:51.55]such as Mozart for Mothers to Be("Build your [00:54.27]baby's brain!")while no self-respecting baby [00:57.27]would be without educational videos including [01:00.70]Baby Einstein and Baby Shakespeare. [01:03.11]By the age of one,enrolment in a plethora of [01:06.01]classes,from languages to arithmetic, [01:08.35]is expected.

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