Parents should be involved in their child's education to provide support, motivation, and guidance. They can also help reinforce learning at home, communicate with teachers about progress and challenges, and ensure that their child receives the necessary resources for success in school. Ultimately, parental involvement is key to fostering a positive learning environment and helping children reach their full potential.
For a child to learn our history is vital to the childs education on our past. It is good that they should learn about WW1.
Parents should be interested in their childrens education so the children don't fail.
You and your parents.
because there the parents dauhhh
There are Child Labor Laws for youth protection. Another of a Childs rights is the right to a basic education.
If the parents and student agree to a religious education, otherwise, no. (In my humble opinion)
no !
Depends on the childs weight.
because everyone deserves an education no matter what race, where the were born,who their parents are or,what language they speak.
Yes, divorced parents should consider having separate 529 accounts for their children's education savings to ensure clarity and organization in managing the funds for each child's education expenses.
It's not a matter of if they should get involved, being with students day to day makes them involved by the example they set and their answers to questions students ask them. Getting involved in character education in a more formal way than that is something people will not agree on.
No, parents should not be upset when their childs has their cell phone taken by an educator at school as long as the cell phone is given back to the child at the end of the day (cells phones for children should only be for calling parents to let them know where they are or for parents to call their children as it is a form of safety.) Schools are a place of learning and it should be mandatory that student's cell phones are shut off while in class. They have lunch breaks to make any phone calls they need to make. An educator will only take a cell phone away from a student if that student is not paying attention to studying or listening to the educator and is talking on their cell phone.