In some countries children have very strict rules of behavior, while in other countries they are allowed to do almost anything they want. To what extent should children have to follow rules?

How
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grow
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strongly influenced by their
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. In some countries,
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allow their
child
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children
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to do whatever they want.
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, I strongly disagree with that. In my opinion,
parents
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have to create some
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for their
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, but at the same
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they have to give some space for their
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to explore. It means that
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do
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not restricted
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rules
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, but somehow the
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their guideline.
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are a good way to control
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children
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children's
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behavior
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behaviour
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. It
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a guideline for them about how to interact with people in society.
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tools to teach them to be more polite
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, especially
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with
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older people. Not only that, but
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also
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play a role
to protect
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in protecting
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children
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from danger. Usually,
children
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still do not know what activities
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harm them. But with
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, they can know and understand what activities
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they are allowed to do and prohibited
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from doing
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.
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, some
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parents
may
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a rule
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for their
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to not watch television often, they set a schedule and so that their
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can have
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good time management and have
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good sleep quality.
On the other hand
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, strict
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can affect
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children
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children's
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mentality. If they are strongly restricted
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rules
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that their
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make, it will influence their growth because strict
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can limit their creativity.
Children
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with strict
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usually do not explore as much as the other
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while
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exploration is a really good
to
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way to
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develop their
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brains
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so that they can be more creative.
Moreover
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, exploration
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also
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good for creating
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problem-solving
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skill
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skills
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and
decision making
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skill
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skills
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too. In conclusion, I agree that
children
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have to be controlled by
rules
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but
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, but
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not that
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strictly
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.
Parents
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have to take
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note that they must give their
kids
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some space and not
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harshly
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punish them if their child
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breaks
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the
rules
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.

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task response
State a clear position in the intro and restate it in the conclusion.
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Make each paragraph have a clear topic sentence.
grammar
Use shorter, safer sentences to make ideas easy to read.
coherence
Use simple linking words to join ideas and show flow.
idea
You show a view that rules should help but not be too strict.
structure
You try to use linking words like 'On the other hand' and 'In conclusion'.
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