CHILDREN LEARN MORE BY OBSERVING THE BEHAVIOUR OF ADULTS. DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE? GIVE YOUR OPINION WITH RELEVANT EXAMPLES

The idiosyncrasy of children is so naïve

that

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That

they always live in a world of fantasy and

hence

have the curiosity to learn everything that they see in the real world. They always tend to keenly observe the things that happen around them and try to learn from out of them. Children are bestowed with the uncanny powers of imbibing anything that looks strange and beyond the purview of their imagination, and one

such

thing is the

behaviour

of

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Of

In

adults as it is unusual to their senses and does not fall in the ambit of their thought processes.

For example

, when the mother of a child is in the habit of sulking or peeving for any reason, the child, who finds

such

strange

behaviour

of

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Of

its mother very odd and out of the way from its own traits,

naturally will

Accept comma addition

naturally, will

be enthused to mimic it, though unaware of its repercussions, which validates the fact that the

behaviour

of adults influences the minds of children more. Yet another view to buttress the point that children‘s close scrutiny

of

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Of

adults’

behaviour

makes

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Makes

them learn more effectively can be substantiated if we go down our

emory

something that is remembered

memory

lane from where we can vividly trace our childhood reminiscences of us being the copycats of certain behavioural aspects of our elders which have left their indelible imprints on our minds. Some of them to quote,

for example

, are the

sensibility

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sensible

of being kind to the poor, the graceful manners of

following

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follow

social etiquette, the civic sense of showing respect to womenfolk,

etc

continuing in the same way

etc.

that have their roots entrenched in our minds, learned by observing our elders in our childhood days. In conclusion, I opine to say that, indisputably, the

behaviour

of

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Of

adults has a great influence on the minds of children since they are at the incipient stage of growth, and without any iota of ambiguity, it can be construed that children learn more effectively by observing the

behaviour

of adults.