Parents often want that their children follow their wishes. As they can transmit all of their experiences to the descendants, they contemplate that their background and knowledge of a specific vocation can have major effect on their children' s prosperities. Obviously, it doesn' t act correctly in the real world and children are impressed by their own interests and they prefer to make the decisions on their own. In fact, if parents make attempt just to give some necessary advice to their children about their important actions, they can definitely provide more help.
First, interest is the best teacher for being successful. Persons are motivated with their interests and never feel exhausted during their ways. It should be given to young generations the chance of selecting the majors and jobs on their own. I remember when I wanted to opt for my major as landscape architecture; my family wasn’t pleased at that time. I insisted on my decision and could pass tremendous steps as to my field. I have been in the lead during all the time of university and now, I am motivated to spend plentiful hours on my draws and projects. Subsequently, I am positive about my great achievements in my future career as architecture after graduation and getting my Ph. D. degree.
Second, when individuals make their significant purposes and intentions on their own, they have more sense of responsibility. I know from my cousin, who be decided by his father for working as a mechanic, that now he is trying to change his job into newspaper reporter. Even though he could gain numerous skills in his works, he describes that his job has become boring for him. He feels regretful for all his past years working as a mechanic and now at the age of thirty-two tries to apply for a news reporter position.
Finally, I interpret that forcing children to follow their parent' s request means wasting of money and time. Students should decide about their jobs based on their interest. In this way, they feel more responsible and independent over their occupation' s issues.
Parents
often
want that their
children
follow their wishes. As they can transmit all of their experiences to the descendants, they contemplate that their background and knowledge of a specific vocation can have major effect on their
children&
#039; s
prosperities
.
Obviously
, it
doesn&
#039; t act
correctly
in the real world and
children
are impressed
by their
own
interests and
they prefer to
make
the decisions on their
own
. In fact, if parents
make
attempt
just
to give
some
necessary advice to their
children
about their
important
actions, they can definitely provide more
help
.
First
,
interest
is the best teacher for being successful. Persons
are motivated
with their
interests
and never feel exhausted during their ways. It should be
given
to young generations the chance of selecting the majors and
jobs
on their
own
. I remember when I wanted to opt for my major as landscape architecture; my family wasn’t
pleased
at that time. I insisted on my decision and could pass tremendous steps as to my field.
I
have been in the lead during all the time of university and
now
, I
am motivated
to spend plentiful hours on my draws and projects.
Subsequently
, I am
positive
about my great achievements in my future career as architecture after graduation and getting my
Ph. D.
degree.
Second, when individuals
make
their significant purposes and intentions on their
own
, they have more sense of responsibility. I know from my cousin, who
be decided
by his father for working as a mechanic, that
now
he is trying to
change
his
job
into newspaper reporter.
Even though
he could gain numerous
skills
in his works, he
describes
that his
job
has become boring for him. He feels regretful for all his past years working as a mechanic and
now
at the age of thirty-two tries to apply for a news reporter position.
Finally
, I interpret that forcing
children
to follow their
parent&
#039; s request means wasting of money and time. Students should decide about their
jobs
based on their
interest
. In this way, they feel more responsible and independent over their
occupation&
#039; s issues.