Family and education

          It was essential that people be educated at any time period. Since ancient times, education has played an important role in the life of mankind. In primitive society, the goal of education was to acquire life experience and work skills. Over time, the purpose of education changed and became more specific. 
          Let's look at the evolution of the educational process:
In Sparta, children were trained as warriors. In ancient Greece, education was not only physical, but also scientific, but it was available only to the rich. In the Russian Empire, education for men was available much earlier than for women. The first women's school was set up by Catherine 2.
          Going back to our time, we can say that there are several levels of education: school, college, university.  But is the choice of educational institution personal for each child?
         Parents certainly have full influence on their children's education. They decide which school to go to, with what bias, and what additional things their children will study. My case is no exception, the main criterion was the road to school. Parents were concerned about the safety of the way to school and therefore chose the safest route, although they were still thinking about a school with an English bias.

        If school education is mandatory by law in our country, then further education should depend on the desire of the child. Does this mean that the child determines the future fate independently? Unfortunately, children do not always decide whether to continue studying or not. About 70% of those entering universities admit that their parents literally chose for them their future profession and the university to which their children will enroll. This problem is relevant today, due to various reasons, parents are not always able to make a decision about the child's future. Every parent wants a good, stable future for their child, which motivates them to take such actions. It should be borne in mind that this depends entirely on the norms and values in each family, religion, the level of their cultural and financial development, and sometimes psychological factors, for example, a parent has not realized his dream and is trying to realize it through a child. While other parents are ready to support their child in any of his or her endeavors, even if he or she has decided not to continue further education.
         In my case, parents insist that their children graduate from university my parents. But helped me, offered me options of universities, as I had similar desires with them, so we did not conflict. But if we had not had the same the same views, we would have had arguments. My parents insist that their children graduate from university. There was also an attempt to realize my father's dream, through me, but this profession was not close to me and so I suggested that I enter economic college. On the other hand, there were conflicts with the choice of major of my older sister, as she is a creative person and was looking for a creative profession, which my father could not accept. He demanded that she choose another major.
       It is advisable that parents support their child and not impose their desire on him, because the child may completely lose motivation and when he or she graduate from university it will be found out that they hate their job.