| 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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