Don't mind my grammar

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Our parents are increasingly forgetting that the child is more important than the grade.

In a bid to get the child the grade, they create someone who thinks that cutting corners is the way to get things done.

In a bid to make the child "happy", they create someone who believes hard work is for people who can't afford the cost of cutting corners.

Our parents have forgotten that they can get us good grades but the good things that really matter come from hardworking. You can get me a job, but you can't get me job satisfaction.

Our parents are forgetting that their God-given responsibility is to bring up the child and not his report card.

Our parents are helping us get special examination centers so that we can "make our results at once" rather than teaching us to study smart.

Our parents are telling us that we can get anything we want just because we want them and not because we are ready to work for them.

Our parents are teaching us to look for quick-fixes that work in the moment but fail to bring lasting satisfaction.

Our parents are teaching us that the means is more important than the aim. That school and it's "proof" of excellence are more important than education.

Dear parents, remember we are your responsibility - not our grades. Teach us to value hard work, teach us to value and form good relationships. Teach us that the best things of life comes from pain - failing and trying again, - getting pissed off and still pushing on. Teach us that hard work still works.

Dear parents, remember that who the child becomes is more important than the grade he graduates with.

Dear parents, stop killing us.

Source: http://olusolasblog..com.ng/2017/12/dear-parents-stop-killing-us.html

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