Some people who have been in prison become good citizens later, and it is often argued that these are the best people to talk to teenagers about the dangers of committing a crime. To what extent do you agree or disagree

Some

people

claim that the good citizens who were once in jail are the most suitable

people

to share how dangerous a crime could be with school

children

. In my opinion,

although

it is true that these

people

to some extent can be a good model to

children

,

this

idea may

also

have negative impacts on some

children

.

First

of all, it has to be admitted that criminals who later on become good citizens is a positive thing and should be encouraged.

This

is because

although

they were bad and had made some mistakes, they still honestly face their past and are determined to drop their malignant habits, which can

further

deliver a sense of honesty and determination to the public.

Moreover

, If these

people

can be invited to schools or institutes to share their stories, it could be quite meaningful because the young generations can have more awareness of the consequences of committing crimes.

However

, there are some risks behind the idea aforementioned. Some immature

children

may misinterpret that the crimes they did must be rationalized and were necessary in order to be successful

people

in the future. If

this

happens, it is not difficult to imagine that some criminal activities will be duplicated. To avoid

such

a thing, some

people

may be more suitable for

children

to learn. The police,

for example

, is considered the embodiment of bravery, justice, and fairness;

likewise

, teachers can be illustrated as the symbol of patience, passion, and wisdom. They presumably are nothing but a good model to every learner. In conclusion, while criminals who admit their errors and become good citizens afterwards could play as good models for

children

, their experiences might

also

encourage

children

to commit crimes. In my opinion, it is more appropriate and responsible for

children

to learn from educators and policemen.