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Do children behave better when they are physically punished or rewarded?

Children are the future of the nation and how they should be raised, is a debatable issue. Some people believe that they should be exposed to the physical punishment while other say constant appreciation is required for them. According to me, these arguments need proper scrutinization before forming an opinion. To begin with, there are many advantages of conferring rewards to children first of all, appreciation and verbal praise can have a magical impact on the behavior of the children because when they are appreciated for good conduct they come to know about the value of good behavior and try to keep continue with that. The more they brim with positive comments, the more they are confident. On the other hand, children who are subjected to artificial physical punishment are seen with lack of self-confidence. A survey conducted on the behavior of children revealed that a child exposed to punitive actions my parents are more aggressive and furious than others of his age. Hence beatings to a child can never be fruitful. On the contrary, there is no denying the fact that training to the notorious and ferocious mind is a hard nut to crack because it is true that rod the only logic for the fools. Moreover, some children repeat mistakes even after being warned and punished, this type of stubbornness force parents and guardians to give them beatings. Needless to say, over-pampering may have an adverse effect on children. In this present scenario, parents have one or two children and this pampering distract them away from their path. To conclude, children are the tender buds and nurturing them is really a major responsibility. Therefore, a fair judgment on behavior is required for good upbringing.
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Children
are the future of the nation and how they should
be raised
, is a debatable issue.
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Some
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people
believe that they should
be exposed
to the physical punishment while other say constant appreciation
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for them.
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, these arguments need proper scrutinization
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before
forming an opinion.

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begin
with, there are
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many
advantages of conferring rewards to
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children
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first of all
, appreciation and verbal praise can have a magical impact on the
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behavior
of the
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children
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because
when they
are appreciated
for
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good
conduct they
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come
to know about the value of
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good
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behavior
and try to
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keep
continue with that. The more they brim with
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positive
comments, the more they are confident.
On the other hand
,
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children
who
are subjected
to artificial physical punishment are
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seen
with lack of self-confidence. A survey conducted on the
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behavior
of
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children
revealed that a child exposed to punitive actions my parents are more aggressive and furious than others of his age.
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Hence
beatings to a child can never be fruitful.

On the contrary
, there is no denying the fact that training to the notorious and ferocious mind is a
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hard
nut to crack
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because
it is true that rod the
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only
logic for the fools.
Moreover
,
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some
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children
repeat mistakes even after
being warned
and punished, this type of stubbornness force parents and guardians to give them beatings. Needless to say, over-pampering may have an adverse effect on
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
children
. In this present scenario, parents have one or two
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
children
and this pampering distract them away from their path.

To conclude
,
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children
are the tender buds and nurturing them is
really
a major responsibility.
Therefore
, a
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
fair
judgment on
You use this word too often, consider replacing it with
behavior
is required
for
This phrase/word (depending on the context) can be potentially replaced with :
good
upbringing.

IELTS essay Do children behave better when they are physically punished or rewarded?

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
286 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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