Yes i do agree that parents mould a students character ..... bcz they are the main carpets who show the way to lead ur lives successfully ...... they are just a role modles to us we just follow our parents and learn many good things from them .. sometimes we just interpret them this an another way to prove that parents are also one of the main pillars who make our lives successful and brighter .. They also teach them how to behave with others and how to respect ourselves and even elders and others . These of course shows our character and all the wonderful things or good things present in us .............
Children are taking in information from the moment they are born, so pretty much most of what they learn, they learn by experience. The family is important because its the primary example of how people should be. Unfortunately this requires a little bit of inconvenience if you want to teach your kids right. They're a lot better at picking up subconscious clues than the ones you pretend to present. So if youre trying to get them to listen to you, you have to listen to them too.. and such.
Families are also important for socializing reasons. I noticed from personal experience that every single only-child that I know has issues with sharing and sometimes just getting along with other people. Its a good precursor to going out in the real world.
No one can take better care than the parents on students.
A mother has the most important role in bringing up a child and moulding the character. She guides and teaches the child, manners and etiquette, discipline,and religious matter to build up his/her character. Sadly, this is lacking as most mothers are busy with jobs and children get neglected.
Yes! You can incorporate games, role-playing activities, creative arts projects, and interactive discussions into your character education lesson plan to make it more engaging and enjoyable for students. For example, you could have a "Kindness Bingo" game, where students strive to complete acts of kindness to fill their bingo cards.
Value education instills principles like honesty, respect, compassion, and responsibility in individuals, shaping their moral compass. By emphasizing these values, individuals develop a strong character with integrity, empathy, and fairness, guiding their actions and decisions in a positive direction.
Agree. With a role model, one may aspire to be like them and work harder to accomplish goals.
A teachers role in a students life is to be a positive role model. They should encourage students and help them to set goals and achieve them.
All adults who have a close family/working link with children should naturally help them develop as a human being. With less role models for children at least at school they have some people to look up to and be inspired.
The role of parents are to always protect your children. They have to be a good role model, and they have to guide their children in life.
The Dean of Students is responsible for all Student Services.
To teach students.
The role of parents in Christianity is supposed to be to bring up your children as Christians. Going to church and getting your child Christened would be said to be a role of the parents too.
yes, parents have a vital role in the development of human being