Describe an occasion when you spent time with a young child
1. Do you think there are too many rules for young children to follow, whether at school or at home?
The perception of whether there are too many rules for young children to follow depends on one’s perspective. If rules are viewed as an unnecessary nuisance, they may seem excessive. However, if seen as a means of instilling discipline, they may not appear overwhelming. Personally, I don’t believe children have an excessive number of rules to follow.
2. Do you think children should follow all the rules?
Children should strive to adhere to as many rules as possible to foster their growth into disciplined and responsible adults.
3. Do you think it’s necessary for parents to take decisions for their children?
Yes, when children are too young to comprehend the implications of their decisions, parents should make choices on their behalf.
4. Do you think it’s good for parents to help children choose friends?
While parents can offer guidance in selecting friends, ultimately, friendships are heartfelt connections, and children will choose friends based on personal appeal.
5. Where do children usually play?
Young children and toddlers prefer playing in proximity to adults, while older children, seeking independence, enjoy playing outdoors and don’t mind being away from their parents.
6. While traveling with children, which of the parents takes more care of the children?
In contemporary times, both parents share the responsibility of caring for their children while traveling. In unfamiliar surroundings, the father may take the lead in looking after his offspring.
7. How do parents teach children to respect people?
The most effective way for parents to teach children respect for others is by setting a positive example. Children tend to mimic the behavior of those around them.
8. Do outdoor activities help children?
Yes, outdoor activities benefit children in two ways. They enhance physical agility and fitness, and they also contribute to the development of social skills as children engage with others during these activities.
