It is important for children to learn the difference between right and wrong at an early age. Punsihment 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 behaviour to children?

How to teach our

children

play a fundamental role in their future career and their morality. It is widely accepted that offspring should be taught the difference between right and wrong from a young age.

However

, there is a debate about whether

punishment

is consequential to help them learn

this

distinction. In my opinion,

while

penalising could be effective, it should not be the only method used to teach good behaviour to

children

.

Initially

, many advocates of

this

approach say the

punishment

is act as a deterrent for the illegal behaviour of

children

.

For instance

, kids who steal something that does not belong to them should be punished to know their boundaries.

Moreover

, it causes positive and negative consequences. Another point to consider is that retribution can have negative effects on

children

's development. If

punishment

is too severe or frequent it may have a destructive impact on the future of the

children

and how they behave in society when they become adults.

In addition

,

punishment

can lead to feelings of fear, anxiety and resentment in

children

.

Finally

,

punishment

is not solely a method for parents and teachers to educate

children

and students.

While

they can focus on positive manners ,

for example

, parents can praise their

children

's efforts

therefore

,

this

point encourages a youngster to internalize acceptable conduct and develop a sense of self-discipline

furthermore

, it may expand their sense of responsibility. In conclusion,

although

punishment

may have positive aspects in fact it may abuse them when it is not age- appropriate

further

, parents and teachers should reward them for their endeavours.