Is "Boarding Schools" are good for the children...???
@mp30032012 (114)
Pune, India
August 23, 2016 12:51am CST
In today's world the time management is very hard and hectic too. So most of the parents prefer their children to be in boarding schools because of their busy schedule and work load. So here the question arises that "Can boarding schools can do better than a parent for a child...". As of my concern and knowledge children do not love to be in boarding schools, may be of their tight schedule or something else that I don't know properly.
Apparently boarding schools have been succeeding in giving a better future to the children but , Is boarding schools are succeeded in giving the childhood to their children too.....
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@vandana7 (99124)
• India
26 Aug 16
I have been in Boarding school since five and a half or so. In my case, the school was very far from my parent was working so there were no visits. That is what should not happen. Children should have visitors to check on them. Other than that, it is a great place to be.
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@celticeagle (160064)
• Boise, Idaho
24 Aug 16
I think that parents can do all that boarding schools do. Marriage is a 100% situation. If mom and dad both take a part in child rearing it isn't near as bad as it can be if only mom is pulling most of the load. Sure boarding schools can teach good discipline but so can parents.
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@sprite1950 (30453)
• Corsham, England
23 Aug 16
I personally would not have wanted my children to be in a boarding school. Educationally the results might be good but what about the love and emotional support that most of us need? I had children because I wanted to be around them. I used to fret when they went on school trips so I cannot imagine what I would have been like if they were away from me most of the time. However I daresay there are children who like it and positively thrive from being there,
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@sakinasaifee18 (575)
• Mumbai, India
30 Aug 16
Boarding schools do not necessarily guarantee a better future, but yes it's discipline can ensure more productive, or ganized and responsible children.
