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Here are my thoughts about,"Education or Health- Which comes first? Please remember that these are only my opinions, and they are respectfully given to you. You may do with them as you wish.
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You have written an interesting article, and i enjoyed reading it. I will attempt to make comment on most of the points that you have given.
Education is obviously the backbone of a nation. But does it come prior to health? One healthy person means getting one step closer to a better country.
I think that what you are asking here is; is education for an individual of greater importance than the importance of their health. If that is what’s meant here, then I would have to say no. Education should take a back seat, and sometimes will for certain, take a back seat to the person’s health. The old saying, “if you have your health you have everything,” certainly applies here. If someone is very ill, how can they study? I am not talking about a cold, the flu, or something minor here, but rather a more serious illness. Getting well must certainly take top priority.
Student life is definitely very harsh. Scholars in various fields of study, for example medical science, engineering etc must study till late at night to fulfill their academic requirements. Those students are often unaware or tend not to care about the health hazards caused by this.
Many students have worked hard and studied to the wee hours of the morning. Some because they had to, and others because they may have procrastinated or choose to do something else. A lot of people thrive and seem to work well under the pressure of “the last minute” while others do not. The same applies for late hours. There are some who are use to staying up all night. “Night people.” They simply seem to operate better in these late hours. Also, an individuals physciall condition would play a factor too. Some students are healthier than others. I think that your statement has a lot of variables to be considered to draw on any certain conclusion. However, I will say that a lot of students, especially younger ones, don’t give much thought about their health being a problem because of their studies.
People who stay up late at night to study gradually decline in their mental and physical condition.
Again we shouldn’t generalize here. Age certainly plays a factor, as does health, and a person’s mental being. If the person is getting enough rest, eating well, and having some enjoyment time; I see no problem with the hours of their study. It seems to be irrelevant so long as their health is good. It is true that disturbed nights and mental illness have been linked, but how and to what extent, I would have to look into.
If students are forced to study certain subjects against their will, instead of the subjects they really want to study, then lack of interest will also cause mental problems.
This sounds to me like something my son would say to make an excuse for not studying, or for getting a poor grade. I have always just wanted him to give it his best, but on the other hand; I knew when he wasn’t really putting forth his best effort. No excuses! At times he just needed a father’s push. Can a lack of interest in a subject cause mental problems? I don’t think your head would explode.
Parents should also look after their children’s food habits during student life. Healthy food always means a healthy brain. Junk food should be avoided as much as possible.
I agree wholeheartedly with this. Proper diet for children and adults alike, is very important to maintain good health.
Remember, you can be a great influence on your child during those hardships of student life. A little care can turn your child into a gem.
Lastly, I agree that you can be a great influence on your child’s life, and along with parenting comes a great responsibility. A lot of care and love is needed.
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This is a good article and a good subject. However, what I think is needed here is some more information to substantiate your claims. Then the reader would have more information to draw his conclusions upon.
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An interesting read.
Thanks for sharing, and keep writing.
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