Some believe that children nowadays have too much freedom .To what extent do you agree or disagree?

In recent years,

children

's

freedom

has become an area of focus and has grabbed psychologists' attention as an interesting topic to research.Many assert that

kids

'

freedom

has increased drastically compared to the past.I partially agree with

this

idea for many reasons. Nowadays,thanks to technology,high-speed internet is accessible to the public even

kids

.They spend countless hours on their screens, playing games or watching films or shows freely, which may be banned for them in the real world.

Moreover

, according to the research that has been done by psychologists of TUM University,bullying which is cruel behaviour and leads to trauma for many students, can be seen 35% more than ever before at schools. It means that

children

are freer to treat

however

they want.

Parents

and teachers try to provide some opportunities for

children

to speak their minds, they even are consulted and asked to give their opinions in different areas which is a sign of more

freedom

.

Instead

, in modern education systems,

kids

are heavily loaded by their school assignments and unfortunately, they are pushed by their

parents

to take part in multiple after-school activities which impose a high level of stress on them.It causes

children

to feel overburdened and they do not know how to manage their hectic life.Extra programs deprive

children

of their

freedom

since keep them away from their interests.

In addition

,

children

are more supervised by their

parents

in comparison to the

last

three generations.

For instance

,there is a new expression

that is

called Helicopter

parents

.It means

parents

control their

children

to realize where they are exactly and even some of them have tracking settings on their

kids

' cellphones to keep track of them at every given moment. To sum up,it seems that

children

are freer these days,but I think it is true in the virtual world.In fact,

kids

have become more limited as they have surrounded by curricular activities which are mandatory and keep them away from their favourite activities.On top of that, being under observation by their

parents

is something that shakes their self-esteem and restricts their

freedom

.