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Bezzina Linda
Bezzina Linda
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Mar,11TH ,2015

The Evolution of Children Education

Throughout this international expansion of disorder under the terms of globalization; people are being easily influenced, thus big problems about children education are being main concern of all parents. Actually this radical change that affected the contemporary lifestyle of men nowadays ,by rejecting the social and cultural rules and losing most ethics and religious virtues by which he is supposed to conduct and behave through it in his role of training new generation , have resulted in changes in the styles of parenting and childhood.
A difference between parenting in the past and the present is witnessed the last decades.
Children at the past were given more freedom rather than children nowadays, they were given the opportunity to go to school alone or play outside with their peers, on the contrary in these days ,such freedom is disappeared due to the fear that was created out of the violence and the abuse against children outside ,parents supervision increased and their responsibility towards their children grow to adapt new concepts in the assistance of nursing their kids .
Furthermore ,parents in the past used to face difficulties to instruct their children ,that could be in distance ,availability of information resources ,but these days with the spread of educational software and computers different kinds of toys that talk, squawk, and walk were provided for children at home or at school ;just to equate modernity and learning with safety . moreover ;these educational assistance means were used somehow to replace the task of parents and caretakers or instructors ,having advantageous as well as disadvantageous
,because it creates more complex psychological problems for children ,as being isolated ,being more greedy and aggressive , living in a world out of their creation because they are impressed by the characters they watch in the TV or different educational programs



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