UK NURSERY KIDS "are Chaotic" & MUST LEARN RESPECT says MP Elizabeth Truss
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Childcare minister Elizabeth Truss attacks unruly nurseries www.guardian.co...
The childcare minister Elizabeth Truss has criticised "chaotic" nurseries for failing to prepare children for school life.
The Tory minister said she had "seen too many chaotic settings, where children are running around".
She said that by allowing unruly behaviour in nurseries, children are unable to sit still by the time they get to primary school. She said: "We want children to learn to listen to a teacher, learn to respect an instruction, so that they are ready for school.
"This isn't about two-year-olds doing academic work -- it's structured play which teaches children to be polite and considerate through activities which the teacher is clearly leading."
In comments to the Daily Mail, Truss -- who has two children -- called for a more traditional approach similar to the French system, where graduate level teachers supervise children from as young as two.
"What you notice in French nurseries is just how calm they are. All of their classes are structured and led by teachers. It's a requirement. Children get into the habit of waiting their turn, of saying hello to the teacher when they come into the room," she said. "They learn to socialise with each other, pay attention to the teacher and develop good manners, which is not the case in too many nurseries in Britain."
Truss came under criticism on Twitter for her comments, which the Daily Mail précised as: "In an interview with the Daily Mail, she said many nurseries were filled with toddlers 'running around with no sense of purpose'."
Anand Shukla, the chief executive of the Daycare Trust, tweeted: "Just what sense of purpose do we expect toddlers to have?"
The comments come as the government is preparing to give tax breaks to working parents to help cover the costs of childcare. The changes, which are set to be introduced in 2015, will offer working couples as much as £1,200 per child.
Truss's attack on nurseries suggests that improvements need to be made to some schools before the tax breaks are brought in. She added that Ofsted inspectors will be told to mark down nurseries which do not employer better qualified staff and more provide structured learning.
From September, the education watchdog will only give nurseries and pre-schools with acceptable standards either "good" or "outstanding" ratings -- the "satisfactory" rating will be scrapped and replaced with "requires improvement".
Last week, Truss claimed that fewer than one in three nurseries use flexible employment arrangements, which allow them to employ graduate leaders.
She said: "Early education, by providing a valuable foundation for a young child, goes on to have a profound effect on that child's future for decades to come."
Truss revealed in February that she employs a nanny to help care for her two children.
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children can only behave how the parents taught them to, when you have children having children, then how can you have behaved children, it is that simple.
it's time the was a law brought in that set a certain age before a woman can have a child, which you be 23 which will be based on the youngest of the couple not the woman. One of you will have to be a work the minimum of three years, and still be in work when you apply to have a child. You would have to have lived together for the minimum of three years in a rented property or your own mortgage,.
Commonsense laws like this would bring the stock to walk this, it stopped the teenage pregnancies, a single mom brigade, children being born on benefits.
But society not intelligent enough to do this is it, that's what we with these children problems, and their increasing.
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more child indoctrination i think....
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