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Let Children Chart Their Own Course

johnmahamaBy johnmahamaJune 29, 2025 Social Issues & Advocacy No Comments2 Mins Read
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Let Children Chart Their Own Course

As parents, we want the best for our children, but sometimes our desire to guide them can morph into pressure that hinders their true potential. One area where this is particularly evident is in the choice of field of study. When parents dictate what their children should study without considering their interests, passions, and strengths, it often leads to disengagement, poor performance, and a lack of fulfillment.

The harsh reality is that many students struggle to excel in fields imposed upon them by their parents. This can result in:

Lack of motivation and enthusiasm Poor academic performance Increased stress and anxiety Limited career satisfaction and fulfillment

It’s essential to remember that while parents bear the financial responsibility, it’s the children who ultimately sit for the examinations and face the consequences of studying a field that doesn’t resonate with them.

A Call to Action
Parents, let’s give our children the freedom to choose their field of study and empower them to take ownership of their educational journey. By doing so, we can:

Foster a love for learning and exploration Encourage self-directed growth and development Develop problem-solving skills and creativity Nurture passion and motivation

Let’s trust our children’s abilities and instincts. Let’s give them the autonomy to succeed and shape their own futures.



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