Teacher of the basics

Hello my friend PeacefulWmn9 Ji, Your discussion takes me to one of the greatest Philosper/Statesman/Educatioist, and above all Former and Late President of our country, Dr. Sarvapalli Radhakrishnan Ji, who saod, 'MOTHER IS PRIMARY NURSARY TEACHER FOR ALLCHILDREN BORN INTHIS WORLD'. Child starts learning from womb. It is believed that Veer Abhimanu learnt first part of 'Chakraview' in womb of his mother 'Draupadi' as his mother slept later on. Child-hood learning goes with parents (mother in particular) and grand-parents, besides other members in the family. May God bless You and have a great time.

Hi Karen! It is difficult for me to recall, who would have initially taught the basis things, as you have listed out. However, one thing I can clearly recall is - I remember that when I was learning alphabets in Hindi, one of my teacher asked me to write my name Deepak, in Hindi and I at least wrote my name continuously up to 10 pages, because I was so excited to know that I was capable of writing my own name in my mother tongue.

Tying my shoes, reading, don't tell the truth you'll get punished (not a good lesson), cooking, idk...

most of the things that i learned, i learned on my own, or in school, or on tv. or sometimes, i ran into someone in society, at the right point in time, and learned from that person. if i really want to learn something bad enough, i just look it up and teach myself.

Hi Karen, the first thing I actually remember learning was don't put shoe polish on your eyelashes. Obviously I'd tried it first and it wouldn't come off. I don't remember learning to read as it just seems to be something I've always done and was taught long before school.

Wow, that was a really long timw ago.....let's see....ok, most of the one you mentioned already and not to leave the yard, look both ways when crossing the street, say please and thank you as well as yes/no mamma/sir...just to name a few.

Well I learned to talk, walk, use the bathroom, eat without my hands, chew with my mouth closed, not bite, to play with others, to listen, and sit still, my Mom taught me most of this all before schooling.

hi karen madam, my mother is the my first teacher,she learn me all thing getting batch,tieing shoe laces,keeping books in the bag,wearing dress,all things,mostly i think most of the children learn mostly from his/her mother only,after that we may learnt the other things from the teacher,have a nice day

Hi Karen, Early on, I was taught the virtue of patience, not wanting too much of things to the point of being greedy, and being happy with what my parents can afford - these things I learned from my mother. Most of the time my father was away from us because of work, and I learned at a very young age that work is important to be able to live decently,and that family members can live apart because of work and still be solid and whole in spirit. Most importantly, I learned that Christmas is very important because aside from the fact that it is the birth of Jesus (at least to Christians like me), it is also the time when my father stays home longer than his other vacations during the year, which gave the whole family more reasons to celebrate the season.

about the basics teaching i think that it is necessary,actually we could not learn in our life,because we live at the good life,we could not attempt to how to deal with something depending myself,i find that it is good way to teach base of life,sometimes we need this way to improve ability of life.

my parents has divorced when i was very little,and then i lived with my mother,and i just had a few meets with my father,so my father didn't give me much.since my mother didn't get a high education,but for the sake of our study,she had to work very hard and then i and my elder sister could pay for the tuition.for so long time the bassist things that i have learned from my mother are also the most simple quality of people,honest,thrift,and hard work.