It is important for children to learn the difference between right and wrong at an early age. Punishment is necessary to help them learn this distinction. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion? What sort of punishment should parents and teachers be allowed to use to teach good behaviour to children?

This

is an undeniable fact that

children

should be taught about understanding what is right and what is wrong. Some people believe that giving

punishment

to

children

is essential in

this

process of differentiation between true and wrong. I completely agree that penalties are a crucial part of childhood learnings. Parents and educators can use certain types of

punishment

on

children

in order to help them grow as

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better person but physical beating should never be used.

Firstly

, if minors will learn about the right and wrongdoings from an early age it will be beneficial for them throughout their lives. By using that knowledge, they can prevent themselves from serious mishappenings in life.

For instance

, if a child has been told that stealing is a wrong practice

then

they will prohibit themselves from criminal activities in their adulthood.

However

, the majority of

children

lack maturity at that phase of life.

Hence

, it becomes crucial sometimes that they get some sort of

punishment

if they do not follow what is being said. There are plenty of ways parents and teachers can penalise youth

such

as, not letting them play for a day or two whenever they disobey their parents.

In addition

, teachers can provide extra homework if students are not behaving well during their school time.

This

way

children

will understand the consequences of their actions and not repeat them in the future.

However

, it is

also

important to know that the physical beating should never be used as a

punishment

option because it is more detrimental than useful. To conclude, punishments are sometimes necessary to teach minors the difference between appropriate and wrong.

However

, only milder penalties

such

as not letting them do their favourite activities can improve

children

's behaviour in the long run.