There is no doubt that parents play a crucial role in the all round development of their children. A few people tend to encourage the concept of parents going through a mandatory formal training on parenting. I completely disagree with that viewpoint. In this essay, I will support my opinion with relevant examples.
I think every parent tend to develop their own unique way when comes to raising their children. This exclusivity/ uniqueness in parenting make it an art that cannot be completely taught through formal education. For instance, values that are taught during childhood are unique to a particular family or society; there is no way to generalize values. For example, my parents always considered non-vegetarian meal as forbidden for human consumption and always encouraged me to a vegetarian. This may not be the case with every parent or every family. Though formal education may teach you values, they may not always be tailor-made to suite your interest’s.
Furthermore, I believe that the best way to learn to raise children is through experience; this experience can be just by observing people in your inner circle like close friends or relatives or it can just be learning through your own experience on how you have been raised. For example, my parents always encouraged me to be adamant and outspoken, as they believed that these traits will make be bold and mentally strong. These traits are seldom taught through education they are lessons people learn through experience.
To sum up, I think parenting is best taught through experiential learning rather than through formal education. I am of a strong opinion that parenting is unique to a particular culture, family and living conditions and all these are not taught through formally taught. Therefore, parenting cannot be effectively taught through formal education.
There is no doubt that
parents
play a crucial role in the all round development of their children. A few
people
tend to encourage the concept of
parents
going
through
a mandatory
formal
training on
parenting
. I completely disagree with that viewpoint. In this essay, I will support my opinion with relevant examples.
I
think
every
parent
tend to develop their
own
unique way when
comes
to raising their children. This exclusivity/ uniqueness in
parenting
make
it an art that cannot be completely taught
through
formal
education
.
For instance
, values that
are taught
during childhood are unique to a particular family or society; there is no way to generalize values.
For example
, my
parents
always considered non-vegetarian meal as forbidden for human consumption and always encouraged me to a vegetarian. This may not be the case with every
parent
or every family. Though
formal
education
may teach you values, they may not always be tailor-made to suite your interest’s.
Furthermore
, I believe that the best way to learn to raise children is
through
experience; this experience can be
just
by observing
people
in your inner circle like close friends or relatives or it can
just
be learning
through
your
own
experience on how you have
been raised
.
For example
, my
parents
always encouraged me to be adamant and outspoken, as they believed that these traits will
make
be bold and mentally strong. These traits are seldom taught
through
education
they are lessons
people
learn
through
experience.
To sum up, I
think
parenting
is best taught
through
experiential learning
rather
than
through
formal
education
. I am of a strong opinion that
parenting
is unique to a particular culture, family and living conditions and all these are not taught
through
formally
taught.
Therefore
,
parenting
cannot be
effectively
taught
through
formal
education
.
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7.5Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
7.5Mistakes