During the process of ensuring a better future for our children, we are knowingly and unknowingly putting more pressure and burden on them and our expectations sometimes are incessant. However, we should let them enjoy their childhood and not make them robots and this can be achieved by reducing the competitions and having practical expectations from them.
To begin with, the main reason children today are under constant pressure from their parents, society and country is the increasing competition everywhere. For instance, a good school has only 100 seats for children while more than 10 thousand children compete for admission to this school. As a result, parents and teachers are forced to put extra pressure on their children. Colleges, universities and the job market has more or less that same picture where thousands of people compete for a few posts. Secondly, parents and society want our young children to be brilliant in every aspect of life – in education, in sports, in arts and extracurricular activities and so on as if without being multitalented, our youngsters are not going to make positive impacts in the future. Finally, youngsters in many countries are forced to take up some sorts of part-time jobs while studying, some to gain experience and some to support their finances, and this is also creating an invisible pressure on them.
To let our children enjoy their childhood and grow up in a remarkably positive environment, we should have practical expectations from them. This single aspect can eliminate many invisible burdens modern children have today on their shoulder. We should not engage them in activities we, not them, are interested in and find out their hidden talents to prepare them for the future. Finally, the government and the country should ensure that we do not put our children to unnecessary competitions by enhancing the country’s economy and by creating more job opportunities for them.
In conclusion, children are the future leaders and they will lead society, the nation and the country one day. Thus we want our children to get the very best and become ideal citizens so that they can have a better life while making the world a better place for all. To ensure that, we need to have practical expectations from them and build a better society for our future generation.
During the process of ensuring a
better
future
for our
children
, we are
knowingly
and
unknowingly
putting more
pressure
and burden on them and our
expectations
sometimes
are incessant.
However
, we should
let
them enjoy their childhood and not
make
them robots and this can
be achieved
by reducing the competitions and having practical
expectations
from them.
To
begin
with, the main reason
children
today
are under constant
pressure
from their parents,
society
and
country
is the increasing competition everywhere.
For instance
, a
good
school has
only
100 seats for
children
while more than 10 thousand
children
compete for admission to this school.
As a result
, parents and teachers
are forced
to put extra
pressure
on their
children
. Colleges, universities and the job market has more or less that same picture where thousands of
people
compete for a few posts.
Secondly
, parents and
society
want our young
children
to be brilliant in every aspect of life
–
in education, in sports, in arts and extracurricular activities and
so
on as if without
being multitalented
, our youngsters are not going to
make
positive
impacts in the
future
.
Finally
, youngsters in
many
countries
are forced
to take up
some
sorts of part-time jobs while studying,
some
to gain experience and
some
to support their finances, and this is
also
creating an invisible
pressure
on them.
To
let
our
children
enjoy their childhood and grow up in a
remarkably
positive
environment, we should have practical
expectations
from them. This single aspect can eliminate
many
invisible burdens modern
children
have
today
on their shoulder. We should not engage them in activities we, not them,
are interested
in and find out their hidden talents to prepare them for the
future
.
Finally
, the
government
and the
country
should ensure that we do not put our
children
to unnecessary competitions by enhancing the
country’s
economy and by creating more job opportunities for them.
In conclusion
,
children
are the
future
leaders and
they will lead
society
, the nation and the
country
one day.
Thus
we want our
children
to
get
the
very
best and become ideal citizens
so
that they can have a
better
life while making the world a
better
place for all. To ensure that, we need to have practical
expectations
from them and build a
better
society
for our
future
generation.