Some people believe that adults should give children freedom to make mistakes. Other think that adults should prevent children from making mistakes Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

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Most people think
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children
making some
mistakes
was unforgivable, and some accidents would happen. So they often prevent them and spoke loudly to scare them. But from some people's experience,
children
should have a range to make some
mistakes
but
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keeping to safety, and they would know that was not correct. In fact, there are only a few
parents
who agree that
children
have the freedom to make
mistakes
.
For example
, from these
parents
' experience, most
children
were not scared of anything in their childhood. They always tried everything like touching fire, climbing
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tree or doing some dangerous activity, so their
parents
think they only tried these dangerous activities, but it must safely not affect their lives, and when they found that activity would hurt
themselves
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,
children
would know that it was dangerous and not correct from their heart. Other
parents
think they must prevent
children
from making any mistake that would affect their whole life.
For example
,
children
make some
mistakes
like they stole some items in the store and they lie to their
parents
. Nothing happened. Their
parents
were scared they would become thieves in the future, so they would speak loudly to scare their
children
not educated to them. Maybe that was useful at
this
time, but most
children
would stand up to their
parents
, and
this
education was the fault
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I saw. So in my view, I agree that
children
should have the freedom to make
mistakes
,
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because they will be learning how to protect themselves and know what things are correct. That will be a useful education for
children
’s growth.
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