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.
Dr. Abdullah Al-Hunaidi, a development specialist, emphasizes that fostering children's character necessitates collaboration between families and schools. In an interview on Al Arabiya FM, Al-Hunaidi detailed strategies for cultivating children's character. Speaking to Al Arabiya FM, Al-Hunaidi clarified that character development commences with the joint roles of the family and school in education, preparation, and skill-building.
He further highlighted that parents serve as the cornerstone of upbringing, correction, and guidance. Al-Hunaidi pointed out that early attachment typically forms with the child's mother, followed by the father, and later, the school becomes integral to the child's educational journey alongside the family. Al-Hunaidi observed that a supportive environment conducive to proper upbringing results in the development of well-adjusted children.
He underscored that the family is the initial point of education, preparation, and training for children.
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