Why do we need tuitions?
Nine hours of school with 6 different subjects and only one break. This with all the pressure of becoming BIG from parents and peers. On top of this series of tuitions and with longer classes over the weekends. Parents want their wards to perform well and hence pay enormous amounts for private tuiti
1K Views|Posted 2012-05-15 13:00:18
Started by Aneeket Barua
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2012-05-27 12:02:59
Generally Tuitions are meant for extra coaching where student can get better & best in a particular subject. Since all students are not same in studies, parents do want their child to prosper in it. Most working parents don't get time for their children in studies, so they give such responsibility t
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2012-05-18 13:50:35
Thanks Aneeket Sir for inviting me, I think tuition is good if it is for weak and introvert students those have problem to grasp knowledge and asking for doubt in classroom, so its a need and help them to grasp knowledge. But if students are forced to join tuition either by parents or teachers tha
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2012-05-16 16:02:42
Tuition is the place where we can able to get more knowledge about the particular area so as to pursue our future activities .But those who are going to tuition are not necessary to be bright ,now a day it created like this way.whether in older days scientists were went to tuition to develop their k
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2012-05-16 09:34:23
Let me not name anyone here. It violates personal privacy. I can tell the story, without naming anyone. This is true that many of us in our society are not merit holders (as per marks or grade cards) but do well in life. Many parents feel that only Engineers or Doctors or Professionals are career ac
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2012-05-16 01:42:33
Now a days tuition word is becoming the most popular word,that degrading the learning stamina.Tuition is usually used to get the learning from outside of school.As quality of teaching as well as study system is running much far away from the mentality of student & parents wishes that their children
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2012-05-16 00:02:39
Hi Aneeket, Thanks for the invite. Well as the topic goes, I believe at the school level of 5th to 9th standard, there is absolutely no need to go for tuition, but because of parents busy life ( If in case both are working) and also because of social competitiveness, as a fashion trend, parents put
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2012-05-15 20:04:04
@||Kamaraju Pulugurtha||, @||Nikhlesh Mathur||, @||visu10||. I agree. The basic reason is GREED. 'Lalach', the greed of getting more marks. Parents want to see their kid to be Sachin Tendulkar in Education. They want that he should hit a six on every ball. (Even Sachin may not do it). They don't un
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2012-05-15 18:11:02
tuition has become a mere trend irrespective of the fact whether the kids really need them or not. As many of the experts have mentioned above, one should take up extra classes or tuition only if necessary. This should be understood especially by the parents, because a major reason why most of the s
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2012-05-15 17:29:20
Tuitions help the students to focus more on the subject matter and facilitates them to take their own time to understand a topic. In the classroom studies students have to be at par with other students and the teacher's speed of teaching. Those who have the tendency to pick up late generally stand t
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2012-05-15 17:23:51
Tuition is just an additional guidance (say additional mental food supplement). Some don't require additional food supplements and some may require.
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2012-05-15 16:42:12
tuition are provided to students to enhances their abilities but now a days it has just became a source of income,teachers don't care about children .it is just a waste of time......
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2012-05-15 16:40:57
It is a very good question for discussion and I must congratulate for that.Tuitions are not needed if the institution lives upto the general expectation.But these days most governments are economizing on higher education and for most subjects there are no teachers and students are to run here and th
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2012-05-15 16:33:43
Thanks @||Aneeket|| for invite me to share my views on this burning topic. tuition is required because the teachers of school are not serious about the studies. Often seems teachers of maths and science or humanities just try to complete the course. they are least interested in what students learns
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2012-05-15 15:34:07
Hi Aneeket, thanx for the invitation. Tuitions are certainly required and are very important for the students to cope with the large curriculum being revised by CBSE, ICSE and other state boards. But, the reasons are very logical for the need of tuitions. India has a shortage of teachers and quality
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2012-05-15 14:12:50
I don't think every student needs tuition. If students follow what is being taught in class carefully, they will hardly need to depend on tuitions. Moreover, it is wrong to assume that school is for nine hours. All schools are for 6 hours. Rest of the time may be spent in travelling to and from scho
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2012-05-15 13:43:55
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2012-05-15 13:32:02
Considering the students in standard 5th to 9th, the books given by the schools; aren't they good enough as parents often run after other reference books for what purpose?
What I strongly believe that parents are the first teachers of every child and therefore don't you think that every parent shou
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