People have various opinions about who is responsible for training students' social skills. whereas Some individuals believe parents ought to shoulder this responsibility, others including myself believe that schools are the right place in teaching these subjects to them.
On the one hand, it is argued that parents should act as social skills trainers to students. This is probably because they believe while students are growing up, they can learn many social skills such as respect to others easily through the daily routine life by parents guidance. However, I think some social skills may be quite challenging and may need sophisticated methods to render them clear for students. In addition, supporters of that idea hold that social skills generally are less important compared to academic subjects and are a wasting time It is, therefore, better to be taught by parents and not at school.
On the other hand, I agree with those who hold that social skills are the school’s duty. First, schools possess the true means for teaching these skills correctly. In other words, as learning some of these skills seems to be difficult, it needs some experienced knowledgeable trained instructors who have qualified adequately in instilling students effectively and correctly. Furthermore, I believe there can be found a lot of social skills that require to be assimilated in group working. It means pupils need to interact with each other and be involved in a group to practice these skills which these opportunities can only be available at schools.
In conclusion, while a family might be a trainer for teaching some easy social skills, I believe schools need to take this responsibility since they can act more effectively because not only do they provide skilled instructors but also they allow individuals to learn skills in a group
People
have various opinions about who is responsible for training students'
social
skills
.
whereas
Some
individuals
believe
parents
ought to shoulder this responsibility, others including myself
believe
that
schools
are the right place in teaching these subjects to them.
On the one hand, it
is argued
that
parents
should act as
social
skills
trainers to
students
. This is
probably
because
they
believe
while
students
are growing up, they can learn
many
social
skills
such as respect to others
easily
through the daily routine life by
parents
guidance.
However
, I
think
some
social
skills
may be quite challenging and may
need
sophisticated methods to render them
clear
for
students
.
In addition
, supporters of that
idea
hold that
social
skills
generally
are less
important
compared to academic subjects and are a wasting time It is,
therefore
, better to
be taught
by
parents
and not at school.
On the
other
hand, I
agree
with those who hold that
social
skills
are the
school’s
duty.
First
,
schools
possess the true means for teaching these
skills
correctly
. In
other
words, as learning
some
of these
skills
seems to be difficult, it
needs
some
experienced knowledgeable trained instructors who have qualified
adequately
in instilling
students
effectively
and
correctly
.
Furthermore
, I
believe
there can
be found
a lot of
social
skills
that require to
be assimilated
in group working. It means pupils
need
to interact with each
other
and
be involved
in a group to practice these
skills
which these opportunities can
only
be available at schools.
In conclusion
, while a family might be a trainer for teaching
some
easy
social
skills
, I
believe
schools
need
to take this responsibility since they can act more
effectively
because
not
only
do they provide skilled instructors
but
also
they
allow
individuals to learn
skills
in a group