When does a childs education begin?

Question

When does a childs education begin?

Answer 1

They start learning at birth! Or maybe possibly in the womb, a lot of children learn to cope on their own by sucking their thumbs, you see a lot of babies sucking their thumbs in sonograms, just a thought!

Answer 2

begins at birth. and alot around 2 years old

Answer 3

The day they are born.

Answer 4

when there born and school education is boout 5/6

Answer 5

When they are first able to be aware of things in the womb.

Answer 6

It definitely begins at birth.  But if you are talking about actually starting school, then it is usually around 2 and a half.  Most preschools start taking children between 2 1/2 and 3 years old.

Answer 7

at birth

Answer 8

In the womb.

Answer 9

A child's education begins at birth.

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Answer 10

In the womb, familiarize & recognize voices of the parents or people who often talk to them.

Answer 11

I am with everyone else, it begins at birth. Children begin to take in the world around them from the day that they are born.  Therefore it is important to daily interact with children, even if they are only a couple of months.

Answer 12

id say right when they re 1 because they learn the most when their young so you could teach them how to speak. when they hit 4 or 5, teach them how to read simple stuff and simple math like 1+1 and stuff like that. Hope this helps!:D

Answer 13

Absolutely in the womb.  They become familiar with voices and recognize them once born.  My nephew, now 2 was born via C-section.  I was in the delivery room when they brought him from the table to the baby warmer.  He was screaming his little lungs out as they attended to him.  I walked over to him, touched his leg and said JP this is Aunt Sa (as I am called), he immediatly quieted down and listened to me.  I fully believe it was because I always talked to him when he was in his mom's belly where life truly begins!

Answer 14

If you follow the current Government Administration, education begins when students fail the high school proficiency exams.

Thanks, "No Child Left Behind!"