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CHILDREN LEARN MORE BY OBSERVING THE BEHAVIOUR OF ADULTS. DO YOU AGREE OR DISAGREE? GIVE YOUR OPINION WITH RELEVANT EXAMPLES.

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Children
 need to know the consequences of their
behavior
 in their early childhood and punishment is essential to teach them about the difference between right and wrong
choices
. In
this
 essay, I would like to discuss to what extent I agree or disagree with
this
 opinion and the type of punishment that should be allowed to be used to get
children
 to know about good
behavior
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. First and foremost, at an early age,
children
 should learn how to make good
choices
 that will impact later on in their lives. If they opt to not do their homework,
then
 it will make them
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individuals who are not responsible in life.
As a result
, they are going to be punished for wrong
choices
. Other than that, making good
choices
 will make them
as
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the right person in society. Despite giving punishments
sound
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 a bit cruel for
children
, it is a must for teaching
children
 about the consequences of the actions they have made. Raising their voice when speaking to adults, especially their parents, is not good
behavior
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.
Instead
, they should speak in a low soft voice tone to respect elderly people. They should be taught that being rude to others is wrong
behavior
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, and parents should give them punishments
such
 as reducing their money for buying snacks at school. In conclusion, I do agree that
children
 should be taught about right and wrong
behavior
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 that leads them to be a good part of
society
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 later in their lives. A small punishment is
also
 needed to discipline them,
such
 as standing in front of the class for pupils who do not finish their homework.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Imitation
  • Observational learning
  • Role model
  • Social learning theory
  • Behavioral influence
  • Skill acquisition
  • Cognition
  • Socialization
  • Critical thinking
  • Direct instruction
  • Cultural transmission
  • Media influence
  • Norms and values
  • Cognitive development
  • Guidance
  • Active participation
  • Behavioural patterns
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