should children be allowed to make their own decisions. discuss both views and express an opinion

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Introduction
It has been
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this
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days
children
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are allowed to make
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their
own decisions
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I firmly disagree for many reasons
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children
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young to take a serious step in
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life,
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there parent should be more responsible to them and help them to make any
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On the one hand,
the child
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children
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between 10
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15 years old focus more on sports, video games, social media, and school
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of them
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decision
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if you start your legal age, you will start
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your own
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decisions
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, if you start
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college
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20 years old, you are now
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you can
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your own
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On the other hand
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, there are more key points, parents always protect
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children
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from everything, because they have
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own
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experiences
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furthermore
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, they
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what is the
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perfect
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them, and feel for them.
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, when I was a child
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I went to the
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hospital
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the doctor
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me anything, like what do you feel now?, I will let my mother tell the doctor what I feel, because she
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everything about me.
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there are some
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advantages
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strongly
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make
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own decisions
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they should trust there parent, ones they become adult they can make every
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decision
about there lifes.

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You give a clear view: parents should guide children. You also discuss both sides, but the first side is not fully developed. Add more about why small choices can help children learn, such as choosing clothes, games, or school work.
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Your main ideas need more support. Explain why parents may not always know the best choice for a child, and why children may need to learn from small mistakes.
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Some examples fit the topic, but the hospital example shows a child asking a parent for help, not making a decision. Use an example where a child chooses something and then learns from the result.
coherence and cohesion
Your essay has a clear start, two main parts, and an ending. This helps the reader follow your ideas.
coherence and cohesion
Make the two views more even. The first main part should explain the view that children can make some decisions. The second main part should explain why parents should lead in big decisions.
coherence and cohesion
Use clear link words to show the flow of ideas: 'First', 'For example', 'However', 'As a result', and 'In conclusion'. Do not start many sentences with 'while' or 'because'.
coherence and cohesion
Keep each paragraph on one main idea. Start with a clear topic sentence, explain it, give one example, and then link it back to your view.
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You answer all parts of the question by discussing both views and giving your own opinion.
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Your opinion is clear from the start and stays the same in the ending.
coherence and cohesion
You use paragraphing well, with an introduction, two body paragraphs, and a conclusion.
coherence and cohesion
You try to use examples to explain your points, which is a good way to make ideas easier to understand.
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