Some people are of the opinion that children should be rewarded for good behaviour. Others think they should be punished for bad behaviour. Discuss both views and give your personal opinion and reasons.

The debate over a
child
’s moral education is difficult
due to
the various
view points
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each party holds. The question of discipline is exceptionally important,
moreover
whether to treat good
behaviour
with a neutral attitude or to just focus on correcting incorrect
actions
. My personal opinion is that any positive
actions
ought to be immediately recognised by the parent and vice versa for negative conduct.
This
balanced approach makes for a more positive outcome for both the
child
and
family
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.
Firstly
rewarding a good act immediately signals a positive reaction in the
child
’s brain which should encourage the
child
to want to behave
similarly
in the
future
. Failure to recognise
such
behaviour
leaves the
child
with the same emotional feeling as if they had done nothing.
Therefore
rewarding the
child
regularly for good
behaviour
enforces the action making it more likely to repeat itself in the
future
.
Secondly
punishing the son or daughter is
also
necessary, failure to discipline could have serious consequences in the
future
.
For
example
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if a
child
has no clear concept of respect for elders or authority it is quite possible to encounter more serious problems later in life.
This
pattern is prevalent in marginal neighbourhoods throughout the world.
Therefore
it is essential to immediately discipline the
child
whenever witnessing an unruly act so as to enforce the correct
behaviour
from an early age.
To conclude
both bad and good
actions
need to be recognised and dealt with immediately to correct or encourage
the
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future
actions
. Failure to do either of these could result in a less fortunate life or a youth who rarely performs any good acts for anyone.
Therefore
it is critical that both types of
behaviour
are recognised and dealt with
accordingly
for the benefit of the
child
in the
future
.
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