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Do children behave better when they are physical punished or rewarded. Discuss both the views and give your opinion. v.3

Do children behave better when they are physical punished or rewarded. v. 3
It is true that children are either being punished or rewarded to correct their behaviour. These two methods present polar extremes of an action aimed at influencing children. In my opinion, while there are pros and cons for two of them, a good mixture of them could prove to be the best strategy to attain good results. Firstly, some parents prefer punishing their kids, presuming that this type of an action could stimulate the better behaviour. However, constant physical punishments could have a detrimental effect unless coupled with some kind of rewarding. For example, the punitive system in prisons proved to be very ineffective in the attempts to decriminalize former convicts. In other words, any kind of punishment, including the physical one, is very wrong unless there is some sort of rewarding added. Secondly, there is no point to reward children all the time, because rewarding them when they did something wrong, undermines the whole idea of education. Furthermore, a constant rewarding makes children to always expect a return for doing even simple good things. For instance, there were many cases when a child would grow up to a spoiled adult if having always been given presents and money for doing regular things. Hence, a mixture of both rewarding and punishing would be the best option to educate children. In conclusion, both ways should attain a very careful consideration and should depend on the type of behaviour of the young people. A good blend of both a punishment and a reward is the most superior approach to dealing with the younger generation.
It is true that
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children
are either
being punished
or rewarded to correct their
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behaviour
. These two methods present polar extremes of an action aimed at influencing
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children
. In my opinion, while there are pros and cons for two of them, a
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good
mixture of them could prove to be the best strategy to attain
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good
results.

Firstly
,
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some
parents prefer punishing their kids, presuming that this
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type of an
action could stimulate the better
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behaviour
.
However
, constant physical punishments could have a detrimental effect unless coupled with
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some
kind of
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rewarding
.
For example
, the punitive system in prisons proved to be
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very
ineffective in the attempts to decriminalize former convicts.
In other words
, any kind of punishment, including the physical one, is
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very
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wrong
unless there is
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some
sort of
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rewarding
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added
.

Secondly
, there is no point to reward
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children
all the time,
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because
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rewarding
them when they did something
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wrong
, undermines the whole
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idea
of education.
Furthermore
, a constant
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rewarding
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makes
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children
to always
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expect
a return for doing even simple
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good
things.
For instance
, there were
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many
cases when a child would grow up to a spoiled adult if having always been
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given
presents and money for doing regular things.
Hence
, a mixture of both
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rewarding
and punishing would be the best option to educate children.

In conclusion
, both ways should attain a
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very
careful consideration and should depend on the type of
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behaviour
of the young
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people
. A
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good
blend of both a punishment and a reward is the most superior approach to dealing with the younger generation.
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IELTS essay Do children behave better when they are physical punished or rewarded. v. 3

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
262 words
9
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 9.0
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 9.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 9.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 9.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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