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I always tell my son that achieving average scores in the class is fine. He does not have to be one of the top scorers in his class _______ attend after-school classes to help with his study.

I think the most important thing to him in his _______ is to be a child: have _______, exercise and stay healthy and find something he is interested in, so he knows how to communicate with others and _______ difficulties. I was born in the 1980s and had to study hard to make sure I could go to a good university and eventually find a well-paid job. But my son is lucky enough to be born at a time when he does not need to _______ food or clothes.

Unlike some _______ who make busy plans for their children to attend different _______ after school classes, I would rather spend the money taking him _______ and letting him see the world.

For some parents, the reason why they _______ their best to make their children get good grades only is that they were not be top students themselves. They do ________ for their children so that their children could get good grades. In fact, when parents do all the heavy lifting for their children, they will lose the ability to be ________.

I do feel pressure from other parents to send my ________ to after-school classes, but I need to remind myself that when he is buried in endless homework at an early age, he might ________ all interest in learning when he grows up.

Going to a good university is not the ________ goal in life. He needs to form good habits and hobbies so that when he is kind of ________ at university, he will not spend all his spare time playing video games.