Why Has Education Become Something to Survive?
For many families, the school year is punctuated by countdowns. How many weeks until half term? How many days until the summer holidays? How many years until GCSEs are over?
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For many families, the school year is punctuated by countdowns. How many weeks until half term? How many days until the summer holidays? How many years until GCSEs are over?
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We inherit a story, but we also have the opportunity to influence how it continues. Whether we carry forward what was given to us or choose to write a different chapter, we become part of the legacy that those who come after us will one day remember.
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Female friendships often become places where women can think out loud, laugh without explanation, admit they are struggling and celebrate successes without feeling they have to minimise them. They are not simply pleasant additions to busy lives. For many women, they are among the relationships that help sustain them through life’s changing seasons.
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There are certain compliments that have become so woven into everyday conversation that we rarely stop to think about what they really mean. We tell friends they look amazing. We tell colleagues they look well. We ask whether someone has lost weight, usually with a smile and every intention of making them feel good about themselves. These comments are almost always offered kindly, which is perhaps why they have escaped scrutiny for so long. Yet they reveal something rather unsettling about the way we continue to value women.
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Modern family life is changing faster than ever before. Technology, education, work and even childhood itself are being reshaped, yet much of the advice families receive still belongs to another era. Perhaps it is time to stop asking whether families are getting it wrong and start asking whether the world around families has changed faster than we have recognised.
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There are moments when modern family life feels less like a sequence of ordinary days and more like an endless stream of information.
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