Once, Confucius returned to his study after class, and Gong Xihua, a student, brought him a glass of water. At this time, Luz rushed in and asked the teacher loudly, "Teacher, if I hear a correct idea, can I do it at once?" Confucius looked at Luz and said slowly, "Always ask your father and brother. What did you hear? " As soon as Lutz went out, another student, You Ran, crept up to Confucius and respectfully asked, "Sir, if I hear the right idea, should I do it at once?" Confucius immediately replied, "Yes, it should be implemented immediately." After You Ran left, Gong Xihua asked strangely, "Sir, what is the antonym of your answer to the same question?" Confucius said with a smile, "Ran is modest and hesitant, so I encourage him to be decisive. However, Luz is arrogant and does not do things comprehensively. I advise him to listen to other people's opinions and think twice before you act. "

Judging from the above story, different people need different educational methods.

By the way, although Confucius taught students in accordance with their aptitude, his disciples and future generations did stick to the rules. So it has influenced China for thousands of years. Until now, China is still exam-oriented education, blindly instilling ideas.