| on is timely for all ages. Children that come to | | | | attitudes involve different academic progress; the |
| school for the first time, can be divided into two | | | | concept of age matters greatly for learning. |
| groups. Some of them like the learning process at | | | | Children of younger age |
| first sight and demonstrate good academic | | | | The main influencers for children of younger age |
| progress in various sectors of their activity. | | | | are their parents. In this respect, if parents |
| Another group includes students that were | | | | encourage their children to learn hard, children are |
| discouraged from learning before going to school | | | | sure to demonstrate great academic progress. |
| by their older friends or, God forbid, parents. | | | | Teens |
| These children can be persuaded to take the | | | | The tastes, inclinations, and preferences of |
| learning process seriously if they do not realize by | | | | teenagers vary greatly as well as their attitude to |
| themselves that it is important. However, when | | | | family issues, moral values, their future, and |
| students graduate from high school and apply for | | | | education. It is necessary to control any changes |
| a college without being forced to do so, it can | | | | in the behavior of teens in order not to miss the |
| evidence the total understanding of the | | | | chance. The abovementioned chance concerns the |
| importance of education by a student. | | | | moment when a teenager changes his/her mind |
| Age MattersÂ… | | | | and wants to bring back the opportunities, |
| People of different age groups treat education | | | | assistance, and faith of the parents in his/her |
| and learning process differently. In this respect, it | | | | success. When he/she does not find anyone who |
| is necessary to identify the differences between | | | | could help, he/she continues to misbehave and |
| the way education is perceived by children of | | | | demonstrate poor academic progress, if any. |
| younger age, teens, youth, and adults. Different | | | | |