Luyện tập: Parental Care
04/11/2024 2024-11-04 18:53Luyện tập: Parental Care
Topic statementIt is true that parents shoulder a huge responsibility and that raising children is by no means an easy task. OpinionHowever, I completely disagree with the idea that we should therefore force all mothers and fathers to attend parenting courseskhóa học về việc làm cha mẹ.
Topic statementIn my opinion, the idea that all future parents should take a parenthoodtư cách làm cha mẹ preparationsự chuẩn bị course is completely impracticalthiếu thực tế. Supporting statementMany prospectivetrong tương lai parents have jobs and busy schedules, and they may not be willing or able to attend regular parenting classes. Supporting statementThis raises the question of whether those who missed the classes, or perhaps refused to attend, would be punished. OpinionI believe that it would be wrong to do this, and it would therefore be impossible to enforceép buộc the idea of compulsorybắt buộc training for parents. Supporting statementBesides, even if parents could be forced to attend, I doubt that people would agree on what good parenting entailsđòi hỏi, and so it would be difficult to create a parenting course to suit everyone.
Topic statementAs well as being impractical, I would argue that training courses for parents are unnecessary. Supporting statementMothers and fathers have been raising children without any formalhình thức help or official interferencesự can thiệp chính thức for thousands of years. Supporting statementParenting skills are learnt from family members, friends, neighbours and the surroundinghoàn cảnh xung quanh culture. ExamplePerhaps more importantly, adults learn to be good parents by instincttheo bản năng, by trialsự thử nghiệm and errorsai lầm, and by getting to know their own children; for example, a good parent will try different strategieschiến lược when faced with a badly-behavedcư xử tồi tệ child, and will graduallydần dần develop an understanding of what works to correct the behaviour. Supporting statementNone of this requires the interventionsự can thiệp of a taught course.
OpinionIn conclusion, while compulsory parenting lessons might seem like a good idea, I believe that such a schemekế hoạch would be unworkablekhông thể thực hiện and largely pointlessvô ích.
It is true that parents shoulder a huge responsibility and that raising children is by no means an easy task. However, I completely disagree with the idea that we should therefore force all mothers and fathers to attend khóa học về việc làm cha mẹ.
In my opinion, the idea that all future parents should take a tư cách làm cha mẹ sự chuẩn bị course is completely thiếu thực tế. Many trong tương lai parents have jobs and busy schedules, and they may not be willing or able to attend regular parenting classes. This raises the question of whether those who missed the classes, or perhaps refused to attend, would be punished. I believe that it would be wrong to do this, and it would therefore be impossible to ép buộc the idea of bắt buộc training for parents. Besides, even if parents could be forced to attend, I doubt that people would agree on what good parenting đòi hỏi, and so it would be difficult to create a parenting course to suit everyone.
As well as being impractical, I would argue that training courses for parents are unnecessary. Mothers and fathers have been raising children without any hình thức help or sự can thiệp chính thức for thousands of years. Parenting skills are learnt from family members, friends, neighbours and the hoàn cảnh xung quanh culture. Perhaps more importantly, adults learn to be good parents theo bản năng, by sự thử nghiệm and sai lầm, and by getting to know their own children; for example, a good parent will try different chiến lược when faced with a cư xử tồi tệ child, and will dần dần develop an understanding of what works to correct the behaviour. None of this requires the sự can thiệp of a taught course.
In conclusion, while compulsory parenting lessons might seem like a good idea, I believe that such a kế hoạch would be không thể thực hiện and largely vô ích.
