In some cultures, children are often told that they can achieve anything if they try hard enough.

Nowadays, we all might know that education for

children

is notably important and plays a significant role for shaping our societies. In several cultures,

children

are often taught that they could get anything if they make enough effort. Having

this

message could make

children

feel difficult to carry on their lives but there will be some benefits for their mental health. There is the one-and-only responsibility of the

children

: play. While some people think that the term of study (or work) as same as of play for the

children

, some people believe there should be a limit for the

children

when they try hard for their want. It would be argued that

this

limit could prevent the

children

from stress, so they could be relaxed for a while, and

then

they might continue to pursue what they want. Vaguely, it would be good maintaining

this

idea, as the

children

might always be happy every time.

However

, some people believed that we should give some challenges for the

children

, so they would have a good mentality for their future.

For instance

, American psychologist Carol Dweck, who wrote a book titled “

Mindset

”, clearly defined two types of

mindset

: fixed

mindset

and growth

mindset

. The fixed

mindset

is a belief that our achievement determined by inheritance. In other hand, the growth

mindset

is a belief that our achievement determined by our efforts. Carol said that we, including the

children

, should have and internalize the growth

mindset

in our lives. She argued,

moreover

, that

this

notion could strengthen our mental health to pursue anything we want. In other word, it could give us resiliency and make us become a grittier person. To conclude, I believe that there are some benefits to encourage the

children

making some efforts in every specific moment of their lives.