Joseph Sabiti; It's The Responsibility Of Students To Prepare Their Child

It’s The Responsibility Of Students To Prepare Their Children Psychologically For School, Joseph Sabiti

Posted by: Suubi Anne in Education January 7, 2022

Journalist Joseph Sabiti has said the psychological talk with students should start with parents. He says it’s the responsibility of the parents to talk to these children before we look at the teachers. As schools prepare to open on the 10th of this month, discussions around school and everything related to it have to be looked into it.

“As parents, it is our responsibility to prepare our children psychologically for school. Schools should also be encouraged to declare the positive cases of COVID-19 for purposes of management and medical support,” Sabiti says

There has been a lot of talk about the psychological state of children and teachers. More concern has been on the students, however. First, because they are young and this is a new experience. It has also made them stay out of school for two years. It’s only normal, that they talk about the psychological state of children.

The former Presidential Press Secretary, who is also a former MP for Amuria County, Onapito Ekomoloit, however, said there is no need to panic.

“We should not go into panic mode. Unless kids are dying in schools, there should be no need to panic because of COVID-19.”

Meanwhile, veteran journalist, John Kakande, said the way government handled the situation disappointed him. He says government was supposed to cease the opportunity to buy off struggling schools and make home public schools.

“COVID-19 presented a huge opportunity for the government to restructure and bring in the public sector as the dominant force in the education sector. I thought the government would have used this opportunity to buy the struggling private schools and turn them into public schools,” Kakande said.

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