Which is a better option interms of schools & syllabus for my 2 yr old son ssc,cbse or icse?

Question

Which is a better option interms of schools & syllabus for my 2 yr old son ssc,cbse or icse?

Answer 1

let him play for some more time. he is too young for any kind of study .

Answer 2

We must live in different countries as I don't know what those abbreviations are - perhaps you could write them down in full next time....

Answer 3

CBSE is better for competitive exams in the long run.

Answer 4

cbse is the best option in terms of schools bcoz these schools are able to clear the basic concepts of a child and are always given the first reference.

Answer 5

cbse if he is capable to learn in english.

and if u hv so much money to teach him

in cbse pattern school.

Answer 6

hey ur child is to small.pls don't think of all these thing now.this is for later stage.All ur child needs is knowledge of the surroundings.But at the same time to let ur worries go away ya cbse is the best.

Answer 7

ALL TH 3 STREAMS TEACH THE SAME SUBJECTS.

BUT ICSE AND CBSE IS OF HIGHER STANDARDS. IF U CONTINUE TO STAY IN HYDERABD THEN SSC IS THE BEST AS ITS AP STATE SYLLABUS.  BUT IF U R MOVING OUT OF HYDERABAD THEN TRY CBSE.

Answer 8

my choice cbse,good for hardworking people .ssc not much difficult to study,icse easy to score.

Answer 9

i think that cbse is best

Answer 10

Dr. Stanley Greenspan, child psychiastrist at GWU, and Dr. T. Berry Brazelton, pediatrician emeritus at Harvard, wrote a book called "The Irreducible Needs of Children."  Until about age 5, children need and best benefit from one on one time with mother.  Mother is their best teacher, what they have to learn they learn best from her.  Schools, curricula, and plans are not useful to 2 year olds, are, in fact, damaging to them.  

What 2 year olds need is long walks with mom, learning the names for everything, learning how to say and understand complex sentences, learning to care for themselves, their homes, and their environments,learning how to interact with other people in real (no artificial, age-segregated institutional groups) situations.  They need to sit in mommy's lap and hear her read many stories a day, they need to lay on the floor and built with blocks alone and with mommy.

Beyond that,  NICHD research consistently shows that, for children under 3 years,  more than 10 hours a week of separation from mommy is damaging socially, intellectually, physically,and cognitively.