Meet the mother-son duo who embraced road schooling

This is the story of a mother and her son who went the extra mile for education.

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00:08World around me.

00:09World around me?

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00:23If you go to other country, maybe Finland or maybe in Japan,

00:27in the 6th year they do not even start the basic education.

00:30So the thing is that not to run for the competition for the rat race,

00:35just give the foundation to the kid so that he can find out his interest.

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00:47Every kid is unique, you know.

00:49But we should, like as parents, our idea should be that we keep that uniqueness alive.

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01:08So for time being we thought that okay, let him drop down to the school.

01:12Till the time the things will come back to normalcy.

01:15Till the time the offline school will come back.

01:18So initially idea was that one.

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02:13I found that he is enjoying the things.

02:15I am not forcing him, he is enjoying.

02:17He is curious, he is learning about different people and their culture.

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03:34Now as far as the world is moving, it's moving towards the skill.

03:39Rather than the good grades, I would say it should be more focused on the skills.

03:44Even the school does not promise 100% success.

03:47The idea of success is different for the different parents.

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03:59We have a right to education.

04:02So no school can deny the kid the admission.

04:07If not the private school, the government schools are there.

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04:18We go to any place, we stay for 10-15 days there.

04:23Then come back home for 1 or 2 months.

04:27Then again go to some other places for 20-25 days.

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