Anxious Chinese mothers turn to pricey ‘parent awakening camps’ for academic help

Controversial “parent awakening camps” are attracting anxious Chinese mothers willing to invest significantly in confronting gaming addiction and poor academic performance.
Promoted by an increasing number of family-education services on mainland social media, these programmes promise to transform parenting practices and mend strained family relationships.
Reports from mainland media indicate two primary models: traditional courses and lectures led by certified counsellors, and expensive schemes...