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Some people think that family life and parents have great influence on children’s development, while others consider that external influence plays a more important role in children’s life. v.1

Some people think that family life and parents have great influence on children’s development, while others consider that external influence plays a more important role in children’s life. v. 1
Parental influence and family life have huge importance to the development of a child, according to many, while others opine that children's behaviour is influenced more by outside factors like friends, teachers and the surrounding environment. In my opinion, influences of parents, relatives and family life are essential for the proper psychological and physical growth of a child, but environmental and external influences are more useful for them to confront real life. This essay will discuss both views before drawing a rational conclusion. On one hand, parents have remarkable impacts on their children's growth, especially to shape a good childhood. The sense of family, relationship, responsibility, and punctuality are instilled in a child by parents and it plays an influential role on their maturity. Love and attention from parents develop a strong character in a child while the lack of proper parenting often ruins it, according to many psychologists. Furthermore, children mostly mimic their parents and become more like them. Undoubtedly, this single fact proves how important it is for a child to have a family and proper parenting. On the other hand, to become a complete human, we need to study in a school, interact with teachers and neighbours, have friends, face challenges, learn from our environment, gain social experiences and all those factors have crucial roles to play in a child’s life. Parents keep their offspring safe from dangers while their real life experiences teach them how to deal with those obstacles. Outside the home, children encounter several kinds of situations that teach them how to solve their own problems. Furthermore, children learn invaluable skills in schools which help them develop a sense of community to have a normal life beyond their family borders. To infer, I am convinced that while parents have a huge impact on children’s attitude, social interactions and external factors are also imperative and cannot be ignored for a child's overall development.
Parental influence and
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family
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life
have huge importance to the development of a
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child
, according to
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many
, while others opine that children's
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behaviour
is influenced
more by outside factors like friends, teachers and the surrounding environment. In my opinion, influences of
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parents
, relatives and
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family
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life
are essential for the proper psychological and physical growth of a
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child
,
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but
environmental and external influences are more useful for them to confront real
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life
. This essay will discuss both views
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before
drawing a rational conclusion.

On one hand,
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parents
have remarkable impacts on their children's growth,
especially
to shape a
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good
childhood. The sense of
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family
, relationship, responsibility, and punctuality
are instilled
in a
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child
by
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parents
and it plays an influential role on their maturity.
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Love
and attention from
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parents
develop a strong character in a
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child
while the lack of proper parenting
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often
ruins it, according to
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many
psychologists.
Furthermore
,
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children
mostly
mimic their
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parents
and become more like them.
Undoubtedly
, this single fact proves how
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important
it is for a
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child
to have a
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family
and proper parenting.

On the other hand
, to become a complete human, we need to study in a school, interact with teachers and
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neighbours
, have friends, face challenges, learn from our environment, gain social experiences and all those factors have crucial roles to play in a
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child’s
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life
.
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Parents
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keep
their offspring safe from
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dangers
while their real
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life
experiences teach them how to deal with those obstacles. Outside the home,
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children
encounter several kinds of situations that teach them how to solve their
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own
problems.
Furthermore
,
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children
learn invaluable
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skills
in schools which
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help
them develop a sense of community to have a normal
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life
beyond their
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family
borders.

To infer, I
am convinced
that while
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parents
have a huge impact on
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children’s
attitude, social interactions and external factors are
also
imperative and cannot be
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ignored
for a child's
overall
development.
7Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
28Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes
Language comes first. It’s not that language grows out of consciousness, if you haven’t got language, you can’t be conscious.
Alan Moore

IELTS essay Some people think that family life and parents have great influence on children’s development, while others consider that external influence plays a more important role in children’s life. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
318 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.5
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 5.5
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    Present relevant ideas
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  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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