Give reason, family is considered our first school.
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yes family is considered as our first schoo;l because in school we learn the the discipline how to behave . but we learn the first discipline from our parents that is our family. they teach us how to behave well, how to study. whatever we learn in the school in our first day we learn it from our family. we will get good discipline from our mother, study well from our father and we can play with our sister or brother.. we can get all these from the school but before going to school we can get this from our family. hence family is our first school.
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We may write this also.A family is the first school in which a child receives the basic values of life. He or she learns good manners in the family. The morals and values learnt in family become our guiding force. They make our character. They lay the foundation of our thinking.
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Family is the first school. It is the most important agency of socilization.Explain in detail. Comment.
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ASHLEY KANNAN eNotes educator| CERTIFIED EDUCATOR
Indeed, the role of family for the earliest development of a child is quite valuable. This can take on both emotional and academic forms. From an emotional standpoint, the learning a child receives from the earliest ages can play a very strong role in how that child appropriates and understands situations. For example, if a child is consistently introduced and exposed to positive and healthy ways to address conflict and challenging situations, there is a greater chance that they will model these situations themselves. Conversely, if a child is exposed to harsh conditions and unproductive or abusive manners in which to address problems, there is a strong chance that this is how they will react to such situations. Academically, there is significant research which suggests that if children receive instruction and exposure to concepts from an early age, the familiarity will increase and there will be a greater chance they understand these concepts when they are exposed to them in school. Conversely, for example, if a child has not been exposed to reading or other aspects of instruction outside of class, there is a greater chance that comprehending these concepts will be difficult, or there will not be as much success if the child would have been exposed to this concept from an earlier point.
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Family is the first school. It is the most important agency of socilization.Explain in detail. Comment.
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ASHLEY KANNAN eNotes educator| CERTIFIED EDUCATOR
Indeed, the role of family for the earliest development of a child is quite valuable. This can take on both emotional and academic forms. From an emotional standpoint, the learning a child receives from the earliest ages can play a very strong role in how that child appropriates and understands situations. For example, if a child is consistently introduced and exposed to positive and healthy ways to address conflict and challenging situations, there is a greater chance that they will model these situations themselves. Conversely, if a child is exposed to harsh conditions and unproductive or abusive manners in which to address problems, there is a strong chance that this is how they will react to such situations. Academically, there is significant research which suggests that if children receive instruction and exposure to concepts from an early age, the familiarity will increase and there will be a greater chance they understand these concepts when they are exposed to them in school. Conversely, for example, if a child has not been exposed to reading or other aspects of instruction outside of class, there is a greater chance that comprehending these concepts will be difficult, or there will not be as much success if the child would have been exposed to this concept from an earlier point.
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