Help Your Kid Get Education

When you're a kid yoy get asked this one particualr question a lot and it really gets kind of annoying: What do you to be when you grow up? and adults are hoping for answers like " I wat to be an astronaut ot I want to be a doctor.". However, the most kids would say a singer or skaterboard star or even minecraft player, something so obvious and so simple. A kid would say, when I grow up I want to be happy and I want to continue to be happy like I am now.
To achieve that purpose, kids really do need a good education and that's the best gift a parent can give to their children. And in order for a kid to get educated, he needs to go to school to learn as much as he can, thus that gift is not always easy. Some advice that I can give to families is that they should understand that we have rituals and routines. Everyday children know exactly what's going to happen at 9 o'clock or 10 o'clock, that they are important routines that will insure that a kid gets to school on time. Make sure they have a dinner time that kids know ech day they are going to have a dinner in a particular time. For some families, the hardest part can be just getting their children to school everyday even when they refuse to return but all that effort will pay off and the kid will eventually realize that going to school is significant part of his life and he will be missing it once he accepts the fact that school is important for his daily routine.
The child realizes that he had a real day talking to friends. Once you asked him about what he did today, what did you do today, whom did you talk to, what friend were you sitting next to while you were learning math... The kid just would realize he had a good day and he will be asking for school by himself without you interfering to encourage him to wake up in the morning and go to school. Parents should set routines and expectations and lead the example by getting up before your kids then getting up is not supposed to be so hard for them because you don't sound like you're tired or lazy. It is a greater work to educate a child in the true and larger sense of the word, than to rule a state. The ultimate goal of the educational system is to shift to the individual the burden of persuing his education. A human being is not attaining his full heights until he is educated and that's why the whole purpose of education is to turn mirros into windows.