Sunday, November 4, 2012

Peer Response 2

Taken from http://blog.cachinko.com/

Lisa: What is your issue?
My issue is about responsibility for children’s education which is transferred to third parties. Also, it is the predicament modern double-income families encounter.

Lisa: What are third parties?

Well, third parties are formal school institutions, cram schools, etc. Parents do not educate their children by themselves; they depend on someone or something to teach their children. Those who help parents or even replace them to educate children are third parties. 

Pearl: Do you think parents should educate their children by themselves?

In some way, yes. I think parents are very important learning models to children. However, parents do not have enough time to get along with their children--it is a big problem. Children learn academic knowledge from school teachers; then, except parents, who could teach social experiences to children? 


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