Is professionalism required from children age?

I think, early studies should be given importance to plays, story telling etc.
Why can't they be taught painting, drawing, dancing, singing etc......
Even some games can really train a kid's mind a lot. Any thing can be selected, but should nver be a burden to the kid and he should enjoy it the most :evil:

I agree as far as primary or nursery level children are concerned. Beyond this level, accuracy, punctuality and excellence should be key motto. Such approach will give us better professionals.

I agree as far as primary or nursery level children are concerned. Beyond this level, accuracy, punctuality and excellence should be key motto. Such approach will give us better professionals.

That is entirely appreciable suggestion, kids should be told about basics of life like how plants grow, how cleanliness make difference, what is importance of discipline, how can they look smarter by behaving soberly, which is so badly missing from today's kids. Later from primary stage onward they may gradually be trained in more professional subjects.

Yes I agree with santosh as the generation of this children is somuch fast as improving in technology.

I think, early studies should be given importance to plays, story telling etc.
Why can't they be taught painting, drawing, dancing, singing etc......
Even some games can really train a kid's mind a lot. Any thing can be selected, but should nver be a burden to the kid and he should enjoy it the most :evil:

I agree as far as primary or nursery level children are concerned. Beyond this level, accuracy, punctuality and excellence should be key motto. Such approach will give us better professionals.

And that's what they are being taught these days. Now teachers in good schools are keen to see that their students do not fall behind on these things.

Definetely it is required so that they can grow in a good manner.

below 10 years they can enjoy their life without thinking of professionalism. After 10 years they will start to think about professionalism.

To a certain extent yes ! I was watching a TV program where children sing and dance and they try to act like the item girls to the hilt, I feel that kind of professionalism is simply not required at that stage.Children should gradually and naturally evolve..

To a certain extent yes ! I was watching a TV program where children sing and dance and they try to act like the item girls to the hilt, I feel that kind of professionalism is simply not required at that stage.Children should gradually and naturally evolve..

When people talk and of love, professionalism, heart, adult jokes, dance, and so on to a child from the age they get used to it and talk such things only while they become older also. They forget other useful matters. They think this is professionalism, while as professionalism is altogether different matter. We must think on this topic allover again.

I think, early studies should be given importance to plays, story telling etc.
Why can't they be taught painting, drawing, dancing, singing etc......
Even some games can really train a kid's mind a lot. Any thing can be selected, but should nver be a burden to the kid and he should enjoy it the most :evil:

I agree as far as primary or nursery level children are concerned. Beyond this level, accuracy, punctuality and excellence should be key motto. Such approach will give us better professionals.

It's true, yet let them play till age 9-10. Why can't we teach kids with good habits in early age instead of professionalism. Actually such teachings should be given step by step, from the month of baby's birth itself, thus giving good citizens to nation. Lt them develop good things as habits.
After 10, such technical knowledge can be slowly introduced to kid's learning materials, in the form of plays...also seeing his interests.

I think, early studies should be given importance to plays, story telling etc.
Why can't they be taught painting, drawing, dancing, singing etc......
Even some games can really train a kid's mind a lot. Any thing can be selected, but should nver be a burden to the kid and he should enjoy it the most :evil:

I agree as far as primary or nursery level children are concerned. Beyond this level, accuracy, punctuality and excellence should be key motto. Such approach will give us better professionals.

It's true, yet let them play till age 9-10. Why can't we teach kids with good habits in early age instead of professionalism. Actually such teachings should be given step by step, from the month of baby's birth itself, thus giving good citizens to nation. Lt them develop good things as habits.
After 10, such technical knowledge can be slowly introduced to kid's learning materials, in the form of plays...also seeing his interests.

Obviously that's true! Similarly there could not be any surefire prescription for all as they form a diverse group with varying degrees of mental and physical abilities. What parents do these days is very stupid,they try to model their wards on some successful people overlooking the most important things like,talent,attitude and aptitude!

After all all are not professionals....they may have distinct tastes of their own. Encourage their born skills...not our skills and intersets

After all all are not professionals....they may have distinct tastes of their own. Encourage their born skills...not our skills and intersets

That's true! Let their hidden talents blossom under the caring hands of their parents otherwise ... a horse can be whipped into a donkey and a donkey can never be whipped into a horse!!

After all all are not professionals....they may have distinct tastes of their own. Encourage their born skills...not our skills and intersets

That's true! Let their hidden talents blossom under the caring hands of their parents otherwise ... a horse can be whipped into a donkey and a donkey can never be whipped into a horse!!

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If they understand and we know these type of talking is useless for kids , it will destroy their childhood as well parents also loose their children.I think after 10th i.e. at the age of 16years, parents should discuss about it.
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If they understand and we know these type of talking is useless for kids , it will destroy their childhood as well parents also loose their children.I think after 10th i.e. at the age of 16years, parents should discuss about it.
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Manerism and professionalism are two entirely different things. Professionalism comes later if a kid is mannered and his upbringing is right. Else we find arrogant and overconfident spoiled brats.

To a certain extent yes ! I was watching a TV program where children sing and dance and they try to act like the item girls to the hilt, I feel that kind of professionalism is simply not required at that stage.Children should gradually and naturally evolve..

When people talk and of love, professionalism, heart, adult jokes, dance, and so on to a child from the age they get used to it and talk such things only while they become older also. They forget other useful matters. They think this is professionalism, while as professionalism is altogether different matter. We must think on this topic allover again.

Honestly speaking the media exposure is making parents wanting their children to act and behave like famous personalities. we have a school here teaching filmy dances complete with Bipasha Basu and Malaika Arora's come hither expressions most of which look ridiculous on 8 or 9 year old children. But the parents think it is great to have their children imitate the stars so perfectly :ohmy: :dry:

Already burden of kids is huge than a mountain. I was very much surprised to see my girl's syllabus at LKG. If professionalism is also to be introduced in the early stages of life, sure, it's going to be a disaster :woohoo: :angry:

Already burden of kids is huge than a mountain. I was very much surprised to see my girl's syllabus at LKG. If professionalism is also to be introduced in the early stages of life, sure, it's going to be a disaster :woohoo: :angry:

Not an iota of doubt!

Already burden of kids is huge than a mountain. I was very much surprised to see my girl's syllabus at LKG. If professionalism is also to be introduced in the early stages of life, sure, it's going to be a disaster :woohoo: :angry:

Not an iota of doubt!

Actually do we need professionals only???
Why such a mind set has come to parents' minds??? :huh:

I never compels my girl for studies. I never want to be no.1 student of class. But she should never be counted in the lazy students by teacher. I only desire that

Already burden of kids is huge than a mountain. I was very much surprised to see my girl's syllabus at LKG. If professionalism is also to be introduced in the early stages of life, sure, it's going to be a disaster :woohoo: :angry:

Not an iota of doubt!

Actually do we need professionals only???
Why such a mind set has come to parents' minds??? :huh:

I never compels my girl for studies. I never want to be no.1 student of class. But she should never be counted in the lazy students by teacher. I only desire that

That's the most sensible approach, any education with a such a narrow focus is bound to create complexes in a kid's mind which might permanently mar her future prospects!