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Some people believe that children should do what their parents tell them to do; others think children must learn to think for themselves. Discuss both views and give your own opinion. v.3

Some people believe that children should do what their parents tell them to do; others think children must learn to think for themselves. v. 3
Some parents, especially those who are known as helicopter parents, believe that children should always follow their instructions. However, others have a contrasting view. In their opinion, children should be encouraged to think and act independently. I agree with the latter opinion. Parents who want to have strict control over their children believe that it is the best way of parenting. There are certainly some positive aspects to this style of parenting. To start with, children can benefit from the immense experience of their parents. Since parents know better than children, in most situations they will be able to make more informed decisions. However, there are also some downsides to this approach. For one thing, times have changed. The challenges that our kids face today are entirely different from what we faced when we were their age. As a result, the assumption that parents can always make the right decisions does not hold much water in the current scenario. By contrast, if children are encouraged to think independently, they develop confidence which will stand them in good stead when they grow up. For example, children with independent thinking skills would prefer to work out a solution rather than ask other people for help when they are confronted with a problem. On the other hand, children who are used to getting told what to do are reluctant to take initiatives and when they meet difficulties at work or life, their first reaction is to ask their parents for help. Obviously, it is not difficult to see which of these two types of kids will become successful later in life. In conclusion, compared to children who are always told what to do, children who think and act independently have better problem solving skills and confidence which will benefit them immensely when they face problems in life. Hence, I believe that children should be encourages to think for themselves.
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children
should always follow their instructions.
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. I
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agree
with the latter opinion.

Parents
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who
want to have strict control over their
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children
believe that it is the best way of parenting. There are
certainly
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some
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positive
aspects to this style of parenting. To
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start
with,
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children
can benefit from the immense experience of their
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parents
. Since
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parents
know better than
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children
, in most situations they will be able to
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make
more informed decisions.
However
, there are
also
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some
downsides to this approach. For one thing, times have
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changed
. The challenges that our kids face
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today
are
entirely
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different
from what we faced when we were their age.
As a result
, the assumption that
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parents
can always
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make
the right decisions does not hold much water in the
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current
scenario.

By contrast, if
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children
are encouraged
to
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think
independently
, they develop confidence which will stand them in
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good
stead when they grow up.
For example
,
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children
with independent thinking
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skills
would prefer to work out a solution
rather
than ask other
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people
for
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help
when they
are confronted
with a problem.
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children
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who
are
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used
to getting
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told
what to do are reluctant to take initiatives and when they
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meet
difficulties at work or life, their
first
reaction is to ask their
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parents
for
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help
.
Obviously
, it is not difficult to
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see
which of these two types of kids will become successful later in life.

In conclusion
, compared to
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children
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who
are always
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told
what to do,
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children
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who
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think
and act
independently
have better problem solving
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skills
and confidence which will benefit them
immensely
when they face problems in life.
Hence
, I believe that
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children
should be
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encourages
to
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think
for themselves.
11Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
26Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes

IELTS essay Some people believe that children should do what their parents tell them to do; others think children must learn to think for themselves. v. 3

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