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| json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Nationbuilding","self","recognition"],"appCategory":"Nationbuilding","appTitle":"Is tution system good for children or parents should teach them ?","appBody":"<p>Both. That is the extremely disentangled answer. In the perfect (I KNOW there are numerous not-perfect circumstances, hold on for me), guardians show their youngsters conduct, moral conduct (frequently dependent on a religious code), and legitimate methods for associating. This ought to be re-authorized in the schools, where youngsters have the chance to cooperate with numerous other kids, work in gatherings, and meet individuals outside their nuclear family, who may have distinctive childhoods or religious conviction than their own. </p><p>Presently here's the place things get uncertain. There are kids whose home life is, will we say, not as much as perfect, who have not gotten the essential guidance in how to act, or more terrible, have taken in awful structures from model. Should the school at that point advance in? Imagine a scenario in which the schools lessons and the lessons of the guardians don't work. Consider the possibility that the school is a poor one, and causes more mischief than anything. Where is the line between parent's rights and school's obligations? You could contend that it nearly must be a case by case premise.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"f3q4qf28x","appParentAuthor":"faizazohaib","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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| json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Nationbuilding","self","recognition"],"appCategory":"Nationbuilding","appTitle":"Is tution system good for children or parents should teach them ?","appBody":"<p>I think the tuition system should remain in place because not all parents are equipped to teach their kids everything that they need to know. Even if the parents where teachers, they still wouldn't have all the knowledge required to teach them everything they'd need to know.</p><p>Moreover you also have to take into consideration the fact that parents have their own jobs and one of the reasons for having a school is so that they don't have to be the ones to teach their kids because they are working. Even if one parent volunteers to stay home and teach the kids, they can't cover as much as a school would because you can only effectively teach one child at a time(if the children are at different levels).</p><p>Let's not forget the fact that the kids also have some social skills which they can only pick up when they interact with other children and that's something that the kids can't get if they're homeschooled. When the time comes for the kids to go to college, how are they supposed to cope with learning in a classroom when they've never actually experienced it before.</p><p>In terms of morals, I believe that the school and the parents both have a part to play in teaching the kids the right ones. Parents most especially because they're the first point of contact for their kids. I remember entering highschool and seeing some kids disrespectful to their teachers and I was shocked because the way I was brought up, I would never do that. That to me was a failure on the part of the parents but it's something that was no fault of the school.</p><p>It's possible that homeschooled kids may do better than normal schooled kids and that's because of the fact that theres more dedication to their education but that's only if the parents are willing to put in the effort and unfortunately that may not be possible if the parents are working.</p><p>I think normal or better yet tuition schooling as you call it should still be used, but parents should pay more attention to their kids studies and help them out where their teachers can't. A combination of homeschooling and normal schooling is what I would suggest as the best way to better student performance.</p><p>I hope this helps.</p>","appDepth":2,"appParentPermlink":"f3q4qf28x","appParentAuthor":"faizazohaib","musingAppId":"aU2p3C3a8N","musingAppVersion":"1.1","musingPostType":"answer"}" |
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| json_metadata | "{"app":"Musing","appTags":["Nationbuilding","self","recognition"],"appCategory":"Nationbuilding","appTitle":"Is tution system good for children or parents should teach them ?","appBody":"<p><br></p>\n<p><img src=\"http://www.cadenadial.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/Foto-ni%C3%B1os.jpg\" /></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Children and teenagers today are more rude than ever. It seems that families do not fulfill their function of educating. Although it may not be something so new, because I believe that this has always happened, my grandparents also believed that young people did not have (good) education; My parents also believed it and many citizens over 40 believe it today. Going to eat with children in a restaurant, for example, can be more stressful for parents than passing a public notary exam. The waiters, the other clients, the parents sitting at other tables evaluate them, examine whether their children are (well) educated or not.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>The education of the children of the family seems to me a risky thing to define when a (correctly) educated child seems to be the one who does not bother a child with the curiosity and concern of his age. Therefore, if the child is given a mobile phone or a tablet so that he does not bother the restaurant, many people will be happy, some will even think he is blessed, but I think that parents are aware that this is the case. is not true. education (of good).</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>The idea that one educates at home and learns at school has been generalized and accepted. Every time I hear that phrase, something inside is removed. I think the phrase in question creates a non-recommended separation. According to this statement, children and adolescents must arrive (well) educated from their homes to school, so that the teacher can do their job, that of teaching, in a correct manner. Education and teaching are presented as two distinct functions with divorced leaders: parents and teachers.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Then it happens that when neither parents nor students have the (good) education necessary to live together in a peaceful and respectful way, there are situations that lead teachers to fatigue. I suppose if my grandparents had lived in the digital era, I would have written a post complaining about discourteous disciples who laughed out loud at their master classes. Although I think that at that time, the function of educating (good), resided more in schools than in homes, where parents were not yet obliged to take full responsibility for education.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>I would love that not only children, but also adults, were (well) educated people, who did not? It would facilitate our personal and professional life enormously. Also, families end up fed up with some rude adults when, at the time of educating (well) our children, we find differences that irritate us, even within the same family. Sometimes parents do not like how grandparents, or uncles, or neighbors, or teachers, or the parents of other school children act. But we have to live with it.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><img src=\"http://necesitodetodos.org/wp-content/uploads/2014/10/educacion-integral.jpg\" /></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Many parents, to name a few, do not like it when they are crossing the street with their young children, while waiting for the little man - or woman because the traffic lights also educate, turn green, get a pedestrian and skip it in red. They do not like that after telling their children that smoking kills and that is why the grandfather of his best friend has died, his uncle appears with a cigarette in his mouth. They do not like to know that although they are inculcating their little ones that violent video games are despicable, when they go to a friend's house they get fed up to play Call of Duty. But unless you educate your children like Viggo Mortensen to yours in Captain Fantastic you'll have to resign yourself to living with it. It is the wonderful society that we have built.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><img src=\"http://www.gamehackstudios.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/02/Call-of-Duty-Modern-Warfare-3-Crack-PC-Full-Version-Free-Download.jpg\" /></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>So, when children are not (well) educated at home, where are they educated? Is education restricted to family responsibility? Is it true that schools have only the function of teaching? Fortunately, there is an important sector of the educational community that thinks, as José Antonio Marina affirms with assiduity, that to educate a child, the entire tribe is needed. According to this African proverb, we educate all and teach all. For better or worse. The media educate, television, the behavior of spectators and players in a football match, the reactions of parents to a family conflict, work or school are leaving their mark on children. We are a model. It depends on us whether we are a good model or a bad model.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>I know that when you say that you are educated at home, it is understood that you mean that you are well educated at home, so I have been putting parentheses throughout the article, because when you talk about a child being educated, it is understood as positive . When we talk about education, by default we mean good education. If we want to make clear that we speak of bad education, we say it explicitly.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p><img src=\"http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_N24NBbxateU/TT8wgHLvrkI/AAAAAAAAABE/sGi6K2hrKA0/s1600/RINC%25C3%2593N+DE+LECTURA.jpg\" /></p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>I do not send my children to school just to learn, as if they were empty containers that have to be filled with content, I do not think it is possible that they come only from the school with new knowledge without having left anything else; I do not want my role to be just to educate, I think I can also teach my children a lot. I think it would be a shame if the parents did not teach and if the teachers did not educate, there would be many good opportunities wasted.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>If we want well-educated children and adolescents, I think we should start by being self-critical, and assume our responsibility as educators since they are small. Even if you do not have children or do not work with them, they are part of society, and you have a responsibility. Education is in everyone's hands.</p>\n<p><br></p>\n<p>Almost all children live with a family and go through a school, so it is in both places, at home and at school, that the greatest impact on their education will be produced. If one of the two weakens, I think the other should try to give that child the opportunity to enjoy a good education. If at home you do not educate, something that, however regrettable it may seem, happens, I want to believe that children are receiving an education in schools. At least the school should be a place where all children, regardless of their social status, were given the opportunity to receive not only knowledge but also a good education. So that when they reach adolescence, they are well-educated young people. 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