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Old 10-08-2007, 12:45 PM
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Originally Posted by emptypepsi View Post
This is purely speculative from both of our viewpoints, but I would agree here.



"Force" teachers to do what? Make kids learn or even care about learning? The purpose of a teacher is to facilitate the learning process. This means a child has got to be actively involved in it on their own accord already. The means by which they get this attitude (strict parenting, active involvement through learning activities by parents, etc.) aside, it has got to be present in some form in order for a teacher-student situation to be effective. The teacher can not enforce a set of values and discipline into a class of 25 and teach them the material all in the same juggling act.
Perfectly true and that is why your responsibility as a parent is to facilitate the teaching process by giving her/him disciplined children to work with.
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