Some people think that parents should teach children how to be good members of society. Others, however, believe that school is the place to learn this. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

It is thought by some people that for toddlers to be useful and contributing

member

of

society

, it is essential that their parents should impart good moral values in them.

However

, others hold the narrative that schools are responsible to make a child, a good

member

of

society

. In my opinion, the primary responsibility lies with parents to ensure that their children, when become adults, would be an affable, and contributing part of

society

.

This

essay will illustrate both the arguments. On the one hand, it is believed by some segments of

society

that the initial years of upbringing and how parents instill social values in their children are essential ingredients in shaping up their future and personality. It is no secret that parents are supposed to be the initial source of guidance for their children.

Hence

, it is imperative that parents should become good

role

models by instilling useful social and moral values supplemented by language skills.

For instance

, evidence suggests that children upbringing in the initial four years impacts their brain development, as they do tend to imitate

habits

Suggestion

the habits

of their parents and pick ideas during

this

phase.

Therefore

, parents should provide their children with an environment which promotes positivity.

On the other hand

, some people put forward the argument that schools are responsible for making children learn values important to become a good

member

of

society

. Rightly so, there is no denying that schooling plays a crucial

role

in determining the future of

youngsters

Suggestion

the youngsters

.

Furthermore

, children tend to be impulsive and their gullible nature makes them vulnerable to exploitation by their peers and senior

school

students. To cite an example, research conducted on criminals revealed a startling fact that a vast majority of convicts have imitated bad habits from their peers during

school

life and later on these negative instincts compelled them to commit crime and resort to unlawful activities. In conclusion,

although

school

plays a vital

role

in making youngsters become a helping and positive

member

of

society

by ensuring that their peers and

school

fellows do not turn them to negative activities,

i

refers to the speaker or writer

I

am of the opinion that major

role

is to be played by parents by raising and rearing them in an environment which encourages children to be generous and kind to others.