Some people think that parents should teach children how to be good members of society. Others, however, believe that school is the place to learn this. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

Children

are the future of the country, and they should be nurtured to have good morale and attitude . People argue that it’s the parent’s responsibility to educate them to become good members of society whilst others state it’s the duty of the

school

. Personally, I believe both

parents

and

teachers

should play their roles to make the

kids

grow as good people. On one hand,

children

spend most of their time in

school

with

teachers

while

their

parents

are busy making ends meet.

Consequently

, the

school

has more opportunities to teach moral lessons. Most schools plan their curriculum to integrate social studies into the academic.

In addition

, the

teachers

can witness and monitor the

children

’s interactions with them and with their friends. If necessary, they can inform the

parents

and work together to correct any mischief.

On the other hand

,

parents

are the role models for

children

.

Kids

normally are curious about their

parents

’ personal experiences and learn from them. As a parent, it is a good opportunity to share their past as a kid and connect with their

kids

to make their

parents

-

children

relationship stronger.

Besides

,

parents

can adapt their parenting style

according to

their

children

’s behaviours rather than one-size-fits-all teaching methods. I believe

parents

and

teachers

work hand-in-hand to nurture

children

.

Parents

don’t have enough time to stay and monitor the offspring

while

the

school

may not have the capacity to learn every child’s situation.

Therefore

, we can see most schools have parent-

teachers

feedback sessions to get to know the

kids

and provide what’s best for them.

To conclude

, both

parents

and schools have their roles to play to shape the

children

's morale and behaviours and it's impractical to throw the whole responsibility to just one party.