Why every child should have an education: how school shapes a child’s brain, skills, health and future, the right to education, and how parents can choose and support the best education for their child.
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Parents often ask: what is the best education for my child? Should they go to a government or private school? English-medium or Bangla-medium? Is Montessori better? Do they need tuition? The honest answer is that there is no single “best” education for every child. The best education is the one that fits your child’s needs,
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When sociologists ask what education does for society, they often describe four main functions. These ideas come mainly from the “functionalist” view of society, linked to thinkers like Émile Durkheim and Talcott Parsons, who saw schools as one of the key institutions that help society work smoothly. The four functions usually listed are socialisation, cultural
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Some effects of education show up quickly, like learning to read or passing an exam. Others take years or even a generation to appear: a healthier family, a stronger community, a child who goes further in school than their parents did. This article looks at the good effects of education in four time frames: in
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A formal letter is a letter written for an official purpose. You might write one to a head teacher, a newspaper editor, a company, a government office or a university. Formal letters are also a regular question in school and board exams. The key to a good formal letter is the correct format. When the
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Conditional sentences talk about possible or imagined situations and their results. They usually contain the word if. For example: If it rains, we will stay at home. English has four main types of conditional sentences, plus a mixed type. Each one uses a different tense pattern and has a different meaning. Learning these patterns helps
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Describing words help us talk about people clearly. We use them in essays, stories, job applications, speaking tests and everyday conversation. Instead of saying someone is “nice” or “good”, the right word paints a clear picture. Most describing words are adjectives. In this guide, they are grouped into appearance, personality, feelings, abilities and behaviour, so
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Phonics is a way of teaching children to read by linking letters with the sounds they make. When children know that c says /k/, a says /a/ and t says /t/, they can blend the sounds and read the word cat. Phonics gives children a key to unlock new words on their own. Instead of
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A statement of purpose, often called an SOP, is one of the most important parts of a scholarship application. It tells the committee what you want to study, why you want to study it, and how the scholarship will help you reach your goals. Many applicants treat the SOP like a long CV. That is
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Sometimes you have to miss school because of illness, a family event or an emergency. When that happens, your school usually expects a short written application for leave of absence. Writing this application is also a common question in English exams in Bangladesh and India. The good news is that it follows a simple, fixed
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