FAMILY AND ITS IMPACT ON CHILDREN'S EDUCATION
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Keywords

family
family functions
family definition
upbringing

Abstract

Nowadays, the number of young people who enter the criminal route increases (thefts, robberies, drugs, etc.). The reason for this is the most frequently carried out inadequate process of bringing up a child in the family. Therefore, as part of this work, it was decided to present the most important educational functions that the family must meet in order to ensure that the process of upbringing was carried out correctly. The family is the most basic institution in all societies. Each member of this institution gains individual experience in the field of living together. Former reformers of education recognize that along with the dissemination of education, the educational role of the family will be reduced. However, reality has shown that this direction of thinking was wrong. It turned out that no educational system is able to replace the family. Families cannot be replaced by any educational system because the family has a strong emotional background, a personal attitude and natural parental love for the child, as well as the child's natural trust in the parents. This can be evidenced by the child's deep experiences in the event of the loss of parents or the emotional constraints of their relationship or family breakdown. The article also presents the basic definitions of the family. The educational function of the family has been described.

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