Parents are the lifelong teachers to their children. As teachers are required to acquire qualification to teach, some people believe it is necessary for young people to learn how to be a qualified parent in the institute. Personally, I disagree with this approach. I think that young people do not need to learn the skills of being a good guardian in school, rather they should learn it gradually after grown-up.
To begin with, to learn how to be a qualified guardian in an institution is totally unreasonable. First, parenting involves a board range of disciplines, including basic disciplines like physic and biology and advanced disciplines like nutrition and psychology. All these subjects will take dozens of years to study. Second, the skill of being a good father-mother is mainly based on the sophistication. Every child shows a unique character; therefore, parents must develop the accordingly specific approach toward it. Take myself for example, I was an extremely ill-tempered child when I was in my childhood. I think my guardian will never meet another child like me. Thus, it is irrational to teach young people the parental knowledge in school.
On the other hand, young people can learn this knowledge from experience and books. The wisdom to yourself and other people is an excellent resource. Some people even write their understanding into books; therefore, young people can refer those parenting books. People who had negative memories of punishment will endeavour not to verbally or physically attack their children because they do not want to see their own children experience the same misery as they did. Therefore, young people will eventually become a qualified parent with sense gained from childhood till the birth of the infant.
In conclusion, I oppose the idea that young people learn parenting skills in school, which I think is a waste of time. Young people will become qualified parent as long as they learn parenting skills from the experience of their own and others.
Parents
are the lifelong teachers to their children. As teachers
are required
to acquire qualification to teach,
some
people
believe it is necessary for
young
people
to
learn
how to be a
qualified
parent
in the institute.
Personally
, I disagree with this approach. I
think
that
young
people
do not need to
learn
the
skills
of being a
good
guardian in school,
rather
they should
learn
it
gradually
after grown-up.
To
begin
with, to
learn
how to be a
qualified
guardian in an institution is
totally
unreasonable.
First
,
parenting
involves a board range of disciplines, including basic disciplines like physic and biology and advanced disciplines like nutrition and psychology. All these subjects will take dozens of years to study. Second, the
skill
of being a
good
father-mother is
mainly
based on the sophistication. Every child
shows
a unique character;
therefore
,
parents
must
develop the
accordingly
specific approach toward it. Take myself
for example
, I was an
extremely
ill-tempered child when I was in my childhood. I
think
my guardian will never
meet
another child like me.
Thus
, it is irrational to teach
young
people
the parental knowledge in school.
On the other hand
,
young
people
can
learn
this knowledge from experience and books. The wisdom to yourself and other
people
is
an excellent resource.
Some
people
even write their understanding into books;
therefore
,
young
people
can refer those
parenting
books.
People
who had
negative
memories of punishment will
endeavour
not to
verbally
or
physically
attack their children
because
they do not want to
see
their
own
children experience the same misery as they did.
Therefore
,
young
people
will
eventually
become a
qualified
parent
with sense gained from childhood till the birth of the infant.
In conclusion
, I oppose the
idea
that
young
people
learn
parenting
skills
in school, which I
think
is a waste of time.
Young
people
will become
qualified
parent
as long as they
learn
parenting
skills
from the experience of their
own
and others
.
7.5Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
7.5Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
7.5Mistakes