协和暑期推荐 | To Simulate Internal Motivation!

Reading opens the door to another world, and watching documentaries is like opening the door to the world behind this world. It is a world that exists in reality but with a completely new vision and perspective.

Concordia believes that true education is never confined to books and classrooms but to every real experience of the child. Visionary parents also teach their children about the world and life through documentaries.

From the small world to the vast universe, documentaries can fully stimulate children's curiosity, expand their horizons, deepen their empathy, and awaken their internal drive.

Three Recommendations

This documentary follows the director's quest for the Hexi Corridor, Suzhou gardens, mountains and seas of majestic passes, and explores Yue Fei's hometown, Qi's former capital, and its customs and traditions.

It is a wide-ranging experiential cultural documentary that allows children to travel all over China without leaving their homes, touching history, sensing culture, and expanding their knowledge.

Under the influence of this highly rated BBC marine documentary: Children will go from embracing nature to loving life, from revering life to cherishing it, and developing empathy.

This highly rated BBC documentary took four years of filming, travelling the world's four oceans, experiencing 125 expeditions, visiting 39 countries, and spending more than 6,000 hours deep underwater. 

Whether it's the polar bear living over the Arctic Ocean or the vibrant blue coral atolls, this documentary will refresh our understanding of the oceans and provide us with a lot of interesting first-hand knowledge. 

The film is beautifully shot in 4K and features authentic English narration, which is the unity of knowledge and viewing. It is a feast of dazzling and transparent colours for the eyes and the mind to enjoy.

"How big is the universe?"

"Why do the stars shine?"

If you don't know how to answer that, check out this highly rated documentary on cosmic exploration.

This documentary explores the mysteries of the universe in a visually stunning way. It uses a variety of animation techniques, including hand-drawn, cartoon, and 3D modelling, to tell the story of the universe from the Big Bang to the present day. 

This interdisciplinary history of discovery will greatly stimulate your child's imagination and respect for the scientific spirit. Children will be amazed by the vastness of the universe and the ingenuity of the scientists who have studied it, seeing Galileo, Newton, Einstein and other scientists around the world. They will marvel at the spirit of perseverance in scientific research.

Every child is a born dreamer, and the mysterious universe always triggers their infinite imaginations. 

More viewing guidelines for parents

1. Choose documentaries that are appropriate for their age and interests.

2. Talk about the documentary with your children before, during, and after watching.

3. Ask questions to help them understand the content.

4. Encourage them to do further research on the topics covered in the documentary.

5. Documentaries can be a great way to stimulate your child's internal motivation to learn.

6. By watching documentaries together, you can help them to develop a love of learning and a thirst for knowledge.