The Importance of Education to Children Essay

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    1.2 Thesis Statement Education plays a large part in the socialization of children in society. The school has the responsibility to teach children to be the productive member of society. Schools bear most of the responsibility of preparing young people for the world of work. In the current world, education has importance places all over the world. Most of the children, especially in cities spent most part of their time in school activities such as; learning, doing assignments and other…

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    In June 2013, OFSTED carried out a report which exposed how white working class children underachieved in education. The results showed that children that were entitled to free school meals were lower performing in education at 16, only representing 31% of the group achieving 5 or more GCSE’s at A* to C grade. This statistic is of high importance and Sir Michael Wilshaw (Her Majesty’s chief inspector) explained that the size of the working class group meant that it is a major issue needs to be…

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    developmental perspective mainly focuses on the importance of a child’s first 5 years of…

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    standards do we look upon to have a successful education? Our nation today stresses the importance of higher education. However, society is negligent to recognize the benefits of young children’s fundamental development in early childhood education, such as preschool. Young children between three to four years of age need the ability to build on physical, cognitive, social and emotional development. These initial qualities of growth will assist young children to transition easily into…

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    individual includes the level of education, occupation and income. There are three basic classes present in the United States today and they are upper, middle and lower classes. All of the classes are very different in levels of education, income and the occupations individuals hold. Income inequality in the United States is very…

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    pressure, meet deadlines and build resilience when faced with setbacks that may occur. I have always had a keen interest in teaching and working with children/young people. During secondary education I wanted to be a history teacher but now know I would prefer to teach holistically. I am currently studying Level 3 Diploma in Childcare and Education (EYE) at St Helens College. As part of this programme I have completed placements at various primary schools and a nursery which involved…

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    school’ (Oxford university press, 2016). This definition is extended further by the great schools partnership as; lessons and academic skills taught in a setting, it outlines the learning standards or objectives that practitioners are expected to help children achieve (Great schools partnership, 2015). There are numerous curriculums in the world, some of which are statutory frameworks which outline learning outcomes and objectives. Some are approaches which inform and inspire practitioners on…

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    Robinson talks about how the current education system is killing the thought of creativity in the children. Robinson says that children back then weren’t afraid of being wrong or making mistakes. For example, he talks about a little kid who was in the “Nativity II” play with his son and how he changed the line of the play and wasn’t afraid. He later mentions that we “grow out or rather, we get educated out” (6:06) of creativity and the education system is teaching children that making mistakes…

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    In this article, Sonia Nieto makes emphasis in social justice. She starts referring to a poem written by Angel Nieto. Sonia refers to the poem because it makes her think of the importance of our presence and the clamor we can create with it. Furthermore, Mrs. Nieto explains the hard time we are going through when it comes to social justice. Also, she went back to the past and talked about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s thoughts about the injustices that existed before and are existing now. For…

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    The object I chose which I believe would be beneficial to children when learning about Hinduism is the Tambura. It is a South Indian instrument that has been around since the Vedic period. The reason why I believe it is a valuable and informative item for children, is because of how historically and religiously symbolic music and by extension instruments is to Hinduism and the Indian culture. In Hinduism, Music, both vocal and instrumental, is considered to be of divine origin. Various Indian…

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