To a great extent, the problem of family rearing patterns of left-behind children in villages also comes from the cultural literacy of caregivers. Cultural literacy is the total amount of human spiritual wealth and the level of theoretical knowledge that people have mastered through study and practice. It is an important factor that affects the implementation and effect of family education. Sociology and pedagogy research also prove that: generally speaking, the cultural literacy of caregivers has an important influence on children's learning and morality, and the two are generally proportional, because the higher the educational level of caregivers, the more scientific, reasonable and effective the education of children will be. The caregivers of left-behind children in rural areas are mainly elderly people aged 50-70, and their educational level is generally low, and many of them are illiterate or semi-illiterate. Among them, the educated have basically only attended primary school, and the cultural literacy of caregivers largely determines their ideal, emotion, moral level and ideological realm. The low cultural literacy of left-behind children in rural areas will undoubtedly affect their family education ideas, abilities and methods. ② Most elderly people raise "left-behind children" according to their own experience. When asked "what kind of educational methods are scientific", most people think that "raising grandchildren according to their own experience should have a good effect". The author also points out that most of their educational contents are too old and their educational methods are too rigid. Some elderly people even have the idea of "being big and straight" and "educating children is the responsibility of the school", and to a great extent, family education has replaced school education.
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