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Some people think that parents should give their children complete freedom. Others feel that parents should limit their children’s freedom. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

#people #parents #children #freedom #limit #children’s
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 been a comparison on how
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 let their offspring practice autonomy. It is often argued, that
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 should allow their growing adolescents to have more liberty, whilst others disagree and still consider that restricting their actions will be more appropriate. Youths given more autonomy will become more independent and acquire various know-hows and learn from it eventually.
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, if you let a teenager decide on what clothes to wear or where he wants to spend the weekend, he will feel worth and empowered. If a parent confines a teenager at home, he may feel jaded and compare himself to his peers who are able to exercise more freedom.
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 limitation can hinder his learning and
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 knowledge on his own. While too much
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liberty is typically undesirable, some teenagers may have the tendency to abuse it and lead to negative engagements like
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 smoking, drinking of alcohol and drug misuse. In my opinion, there should be a balance of liberty offered by
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 to their youths. A parent will recognize if their teenagers are mature enough to decide on their own. They will be able to assess the needs and understand their desires. If guidance is still needed by some adolescents,
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 the time to set some boundaries for them. In conclusion,
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 will always desire what's best for their children. They can let them decide on their own for minor decisions and supervise them for major choices that they have to make in their lives as young adults.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • freedom
  • independence
  • creativity
  • adulthood
  • risks
  • guidance
  • self-discipline
  • responsibility
  • restriction
  • development
  • decision-making
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