It is important for children to learn what is right and what is wrong at an early age. Punishment is necessary to help them learn the distinction. To what extent do you agree? What sort of punsihment should be given?

It is believed that it is vitally important for young children to educate differences between good and bad and discipline can contribute
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. There are multiple reasons why punishing may help children in their early lives to learn the differences between true and false. To start with, it is important for families to punish their young children when they implement bad behaviour
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may result in a significant increase in the level of understanding of good and bad characters.
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in the future. One of the main types of discipline is physical beating
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of implementing it again and again.
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important for young generations to educate
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variation between wrong and legal due to that sanction is
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necessary to teaching these differences, in my view, punishing increases the level of understanding and physical sanction is the legal sort.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • moral education
  • decision-making
  • appropriate punishment
  • reinforce
  • consequences
  • time-outs
  • loss of privileges
  • natural consequences
  • harsh punishment
  • emotional damage
  • positive reinforcement
  • fair and measured punishments
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