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 behavior to children?
It is generally believed that teaching
children
in their early stages of life to distinguish between right and wrong actions and Use synonyms
behaviours
and learn morally accepted attitudes is vital and one method toward acquiring good Use synonyms
behaviours
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punishment
. While Use synonyms
punishment
might have drawbacks, its possible beneficial effects are more significant. Use synonyms
However
, only mild punishments should be allowed.
Every child is born with certain characteristics and essence, which is specific to that person. Linking Words
That is
to say, they are not able to distinguish between what is right and what is wrong. Linking Words
Therefore
, parents have substantial responsibility for teaching their little ones Linking Words
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morally acceptable and unacceptable behaviour. One effective approach for teaching what ethical social Linking Words
behaviours
are is penalizing. Use synonyms
For example
, they should be taught to show respect and deference to their grandparents and elderlies in general and if in case of failing to do so, they have to be punished. Linking Words
This
will make them realize the concept that every action has a consequence. Linking Words
As a result
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this
will help them to work out the possible outcomes before making a decision and leads to better performance.
Having said that, Linking Words
however
, the level of penalty should not be undermined, whereas several harmful impacts could appear. For one thing, if Linking Words
children
were severely and regularly punished, they would be discouraged and eventually lose self-esteem. It is shown that the ones with more strict parents tend to suffer from a greater deal of anxiety, stress and psychological disorders.
The attitude that parents and educators at school take when encountering Use synonyms
children
's morally unacceptable Use synonyms
behaviors
, is indeed an important factor. Change the spelling
behaviours
This
means that adults should not be allowed to punish Linking Words
children
in any arbitrary methods of their own. Use synonyms
In other words
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punishment
should be a more edifying and educational way to help Use synonyms
children
comprehend the consequences of their actions and learn alternate proper behaviour. Use synonyms
For instance
, teachers could make rebellious students stay in class in order to talk to them and articulate what possible outcomes their actions could lead to. Banning them from certain activities that they enjoy for a definite time is a good example.
To sum up, I totally agree that Linking Words
children
should be taught ethical Use synonyms
behaviours
in order to distinguish between right and wrong by the penalties being imposed on them. In Use synonyms
this
way, they will Linking Words
also
be able to make better decisions and perform well in their future life. Linking Words
Nevertheless
, its potential drawbacks Linking Words
such
as discouragement and mental disorders due to overdoing Linking Words
punishment
should not be overlooked. Use synonyms
In addition
, the ways of Linking Words
punishment
should be thought about before implementation.Use synonyms
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