Boarding schools have caused a lack of family connection in some parents. To avoid this type of effect, many families have not used boarding schools for their children's education.
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Boarding colleges ensured that children were raised far from their parents and under the supervision of teachers.
This made the children have a very shallow family connection, as they did not live with their families.
When they became adults, the family sense of these people remained weak and shallow, which meant that many parents did not have an attachment to their children and had a weak relationship with them.
To prevent this result from perpetuating, many families have refused to use boarding schools for the education of children. This allows children to grow up within the family environment and get a sense of the importance of establishing strong bonds between parents and children.
