Some people think children should have the freedom to make mistakes, while other people believe that adults should prevent children from making mistakes. Discuss both sides and give your opinion
It is believed that the human being has a fully developed mind but still it has the tendency to make mistakes.
However
, an intelligent person is one who learns from his own fault. If someone is making the same mistake again and again Linking Words
then
he is on the wrong path. On one hand, some people opine that kids should be left free to make inaccuracies, Linking Words
on the contrary
others feel that elders should stop them from making errors. I will be discussing both sides in the following paragraphs.
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To begin
, it is a general belief that in childhood one learns from trials and errors and they should be encouraged to do so as it will help them in improving their emotional skills. Linking Words
For example
, when a child speaks, Linking Words
initially
he utters words incorrectly but as time , the progress he improves. Linking Words
Similarly
, some youngsters are very naughty at a younger age but as they grow older they get very disciplined.
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contrary there is a section of young ones who make the same mistakes repeatedly and need supervision. As they grow it becomes their habit and an inseparable part of their life. Remove the comma
apply
For instance
, today a lot of students like playing video games and their parents do not stop them, as they think that slowly and steadily they will stop playing video games. Linking Words
However
, as they are not stopped Linking Words
initially
it becomes their habit and tends to have a negative impact on their health and wellbeing.
In the nutshell, we can accumulate the fact that Linking Words
although
we learn from our mistakes, still they should be carefully examined and if there is any probability of becoming a bad habit, adults should stop them so, that it doesn't impact their future.Linking Words
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