Expert: Building children's character starts with family and school cooperation
Development specialist Dr. Abdullah Al-Hunaidi says shaping children's character requires joint efforts from both families and schools.
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AIDevelopment and training consultant Dr. Abdullah Al-Hunaidi has outlined ways to build children's character.
Speaking in an interview on Al Arabiya FM, Al-Hunaidi said that character development begins with the combined roles of the family and school in education, preparation, and skill-building.
He added that parents are the foundation of upbringing, correction, and guidance. A child first forms an attachment to their mother in early childhood, then to their father, followed by the school's involvement alongside the family in the educational process.
Al-Hunaidi noted that when the environment is conducive to proper upbringing, it leads to the development of well-raised children. He emphasized that the family is the starting point for education, preparation, and training.
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