2Wap Debate_Contest--1 by Rohan786 2014/10/24 08:23
Topic-
Is boarding school system beneficial to children?
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Topic-
Is boarding school system beneficial to children?
Best-2 comment will be awarded with pluses (1000, 500)
detrimentum 2014/10/24 10:37
No. Children need love and affection from their parents .Boarding school might make them feel unwanted, and that can cause them to act out. They can study just as well at home, and parents can motivate them with sports and such, and be part of everything they accomplish or try to accomplish.
No. Children need love and affection from their parents .Boarding school might make them feel unwanted, and that can cause them to act out. They can study just as well at home, and parents can motivate them with sports and such, and be part of everything they accomplish or try to accomplish.
-LILY- 2014/10/24 12:05
No, i think children do not benefit from boarding school bcs those children will miss there important life lesson that can only be taught in a family nd boarding school dnot give children a gud social nature nd they make it more difficult when they enter the real world they dont hv expose to the same troubles nd expirences as students who attend public school nd more important to a children is A lots of Love our family give more benifit than boarding schools.
No, i think children do not benefit from boarding school bcs those children will miss there important life lesson that can only be taught in a family nd boarding school dnot give children a gud social nature nd they make it more difficult when they enter the real world they dont hv expose to the same troubles nd expirences as students who attend public school nd more important to a children is A lots of Love our family give more benifit than boarding schools.
AprilSnow 2014/10/24 14:25
It depends on the strong will of the students to reach their ambitions.Whatever kind of school you sent them, if the student has no plans and interest to finish their education, nothing will happen to them.
It depends on the strong will of the students to reach their ambitions.Whatever kind of school you sent them, if the student has no plans and interest to finish their education, nothing will happen to them.
Anoop8187 2014/10/25 02:14
Lily say right , every children right to alive our childhood , nd boarding school not to returned childhood
Lily say right , every children right to alive our childhood , nd boarding school not to returned childhood
Kumz 2014/10/25 07:07
Like most other situations, being boarded has its pros and cons.
Pros:
Ideal for working parents who may not be able to spend time with their child.
(depending on the people in charge and the quality of the the boarding) children will be more organized and disciplined.
They'll be given a time table which they WILL have to stick to no matter what.
They will waste less time on the road travelling to and from school, and will be able to spend more time studying and/or participating in other school activities.
...to name a few...
Cons:
The child will be deprived of special attention which can only be given by parents.
Greater chance of being bullied.
Depression...which can turn into an even more serious mental illness as the child grows.
...again...to name a few...
If a person brings a child into this world, they should be FULLY responsible of it. If one can't afford to have a child and be there for the child when they need the parents the most, then DON'T plan to have a child, just for your entertainment or to keep passing off your genes or what ever the reason. If your plans for your child includes day care or boarding school, don't have a child unless you want the child to be depressed from an early age.
My conclusion is... boarding school is beneficial for children whose parents have no time for them as there will be less chances of the child going astray from a very young age. However, I wouldn't suggest any parents to board their child if they can afford to spend a few extra hours with the child, everyday.
Like most other situations, being boarded has its pros and cons.
Pros:
Ideal for working parents who may not be able to spend time with their child.
(depending on the people in charge and the quality of the the boarding) children will be more organized and disciplined.
They'll be given a time table which they WILL have to stick to no matter what.
They will waste less time on the road travelling to and from school, and will be able to spend more time studying and/or participating in other school activities.
...to name a few...
Cons:
The child will be deprived of special attention which can only be given by parents.
Greater chance of being bullied.
Depression...which can turn into an even more serious mental illness as the child grows.
...again...to name a few...
If a person brings a child into this world, they should be FULLY responsible of it. If one can't afford to have a child and be there for the child when they need the parents the most, then DON'T plan to have a child, just for your entertainment or to keep passing off your genes or what ever the reason. If your plans for your child includes day care or boarding school, don't have a child unless you want the child to be depressed from an early age.
My conclusion is... boarding school is beneficial for children whose parents have no time for them as there will be less chances of the child going astray from a very young age. However, I wouldn't suggest any parents to board their child if they can afford to spend a few extra hours with the child, everyday.
mrkhan 2014/10/25 14:32
no becoz u can see most merit holders r day scholars they r not hostelers so in my point of view they r not beneficial.
no becoz u can see most merit holders r day scholars they r not hostelers so in my point of view they r not beneficial.
saahir 2014/10/30 15:32
As per the acadmic point of view, if an institution can provide all the facilities require to educate a person at highest level in what ever field he/she is able, then it could be benificial. Also to build his/her moral and physical status. Most important factor is to educate human values and relationship. But unfortunatly we found very few institutions we have all over the world of that standard which we count on our finger tips. Only one minus point we find that such person could not find a family atmosphere and affection.
As per the acadmic point of view, if an institution can provide all the facilities require to educate a person at highest level in what ever field he/she is able, then it could be benificial. Also to build his/her moral and physical status. Most important factor is to educate human values and relationship. But unfortunatly we found very few institutions we have all over the world of that standard which we count on our finger tips. Only one minus point we find that such person could not find a family atmosphere and affection.
saahir 2014/11/01 17:18
Superb..flowers.
Superb..flowers.
Quote: Kumz: Like most other situations, being boarded has its pros and cons.
Pros:
Ideal for working parents who may not be able to spend time with their child.
(depending on the people in charge and the quality of the the boarding) children will be more organized and disciplined.
They'll be given a time table which they WILL have to stick to no matter what.
They will waste less time on the road travelling to and from school, and will be able to spend more time studying and/or participating in other school activities.
...to name a few...
Cons:
The child will be deprived of special attention which can only be given by parents.
Greater chance of being bullied.
Depression...which can turn into an even more serious mental illness as the child grows.
...again...to name a few...
If a person brings a child into this world, they should be FULLY responsible of it. If one can't afford to have a child and be there for the child when they need the parents the most, then DON'T plan to have a child, just for your entertainment or to keep passing off your genes or what ever the reason. If your plans for your child includes day care or boarding school, don't have a child unless you want the child to be depressed from an early age.
My conclusion is... boarding school is beneficial for children whose parents have no time for them as there will be less chances of the child going astray from a very young age. However, I wouldn't suggest any parents to board their child if they can afford to spend a few extra hours with the child, everyday.
Pros:
Ideal for working parents who may not be able to spend time with their child.
(depending on the people in charge and the quality of the the boarding) children will be more organized and disciplined.
They'll be given a time table which they WILL have to stick to no matter what.
They will waste less time on the road travelling to and from school, and will be able to spend more time studying and/or participating in other school activities.
...to name a few...
Cons:
The child will be deprived of special attention which can only be given by parents.
Greater chance of being bullied.
Depression...which can turn into an even more serious mental illness as the child grows.
...again...to name a few...
If a person brings a child into this world, they should be FULLY responsible of it. If one can't afford to have a child and be there for the child when they need the parents the most, then DON'T plan to have a child, just for your entertainment or to keep passing off your genes or what ever the reason. If your plans for your child includes day care or boarding school, don't have a child unless you want the child to be depressed from an early age.
My conclusion is... boarding school is beneficial for children whose parents have no time for them as there will be less chances of the child going astray from a very young age. However, I wouldn't suggest any parents to board their child if they can afford to spend a few extra hours with the child, everyday.
rohan nd judges... 
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