Jaipur : Jaipur Nowadays, children’s path to school admission is decided not only by their knowledge or talent, but also by the educational level, social status and personality of their parents. According to the school principals, if the parents are doctors or other professionals, then the child gets 10 marks out of 10 at the time of admission and if they are shopkeepers or less educated, then only one mark is given. Now, instead of the child, the abilities and qualifications of the parents are also considered. It has become important. Through interviews, interactions and mock tests, parents have to prove that they will stand by the school’s rules and educational objectives for their children.
Parents taking personality development classes: Now parents have also started preparing themselves for the admission of their children. Many parents are taking personality development classes and attending online courses. They are attending mock tests and classes to understand the interview pattern so that they can present their perspective correctly during the admission of children.
This remains the purpose of the school
One According to private school principal KK Mehra, the main objective of assessing parents by schools is to know whether the parents can contribute to their child’s education in collaboration with the school. Will they be able to follow school rules, or be financially capable in the future to pay their children’s fees? The parents’ religious views, education level, style of communication, and even their home environment are taken into consideration to ensure that the child receives the best education.
Increasing contribution of parents in education
soft Skill trainer and personality development expert Saurabh Jain says that in today’s education system, the role of parents has increased more than ever. From making projects for children to doing homework, the help of parents has become very important. If parents are educated and intelligent, they can work with the school to help provide better education to their children.
