Some people believe that children should be made disciplined by making them obey rules and do what their parents and teachers want them to do. Others, however, believe that those children who are controlled are not well prepared to tackle the challenges life brings to them. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

While some people believe

children

must be forced into good conduct, others argue that

such

controlled

children

might not be able to handle real-world challenges. I personally believe that

children

should not be limited to obeying

rules

but be allowed to explore and face the world on their own.

This

essay discusses both perspectives. On the one hand, behaviour is an important aspect of one's personality.

Such

values if inculcated at a young age cement themselves as pillars of a person's identity. Doing so allows

children

to be upcoming model citizens of a society and they barely budge off their values.

Such

elegant conduct can be observed in

children

born and raised in the royal families of India.

On the other hand

, forceful induction of good behaviour can lead to frustration which often causes a

child

to be repulsive. The habit of obeying

rules

might not be beneficial when a person faces a situation or a challenge where one has to defy the

rules

. The

child

can become limited in the scope of his behavioural teachings and might not be able to cope with others in life.

For example

, the

child

of Mughal emperor Akbar was observed to have great behavioural traits

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but failed to adapt once he was assigned the throne. In conclusion, while both sides of the debate are able to back their opinion sufficiently, I believe that

children

must be taught good behaviour without the use of

rules

. A

child

is able to learn more by observing and having real-world experiences.