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Some people think that parents should teach children how to be good members of the society. Others, however, believe that school is the place to learn this. Discuss both views and give your opinion. v.2

Some people argue that parents should cultivate children to make a contribution to society while others believe that school is responsible for teaching this. In my opinion, I think that a parallel development of both parental instruction and school education can yield greater outcomes if we aim to build a more close-knit and prosperous community. On the one hand, parents play an vitally important role in teaching children how to behave in their early lives. It is their parents that children spend most of the time with before they are old enough to attend school. Young children are prone to copy what their parents say and do just as they see so parents should act as an example. For instance, if a couple often does volunteer services when they are free, such as tendering public gardens and removing graffiti on the wall, their children could naturally join them, thereby making a devotion to the community. By contrast, the repeatedly inappropriate behaviours of parents could result mistakes of their children, such as throwing litter at will and trampling on the grass. On the other hand, school should also be held accountable for teaching children behavioral norms. Although one main function of school is to teach students knowledge of academic subjects, the wisdom of being a good member of society and similar courses are of equal significance to be included in the school curriculum. No matter how exceptional one achieves in academic performance, he or she cannot truly achieve fame and wealth unless something really beneficial to the whole community has been done. For example, teachers can teach students how to tell right from wrong because there are numerous ethical dilemmas one will face in the future, such as making false claims about the products to strike a deal with clients. In short, a holistic education would be the best option for both society and individuals. In conclusion, I personally argue that both parents and teachers are important when guiding children to become good members of society.
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while others believe that
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is responsible for teaching this. In my opinion, I
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that a parallel development of both parental instruction and
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education can yield greater outcomes if we aim to build a more close-knit and prosperous community.

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how to behave in their early
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. Young
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are prone to copy what their
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say and do
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should act as an example.
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does volunteer services when they are free, such as tendering public gardens and removing graffiti on the wall, their
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them, thereby making a devotion to the community. By contrast, the
repeatedly
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of
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could result mistakes of their
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children
, such as throwing litter at will and trampling on the grass.

On the other hand
,
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should
also
be held
accountable for teaching
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children
behavioral norms. Although one main function of
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school
is to teach students knowledge of academic subjects, the wisdom of being a
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good
member of
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society
and similar courses are of equal significance to
be included
in the
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school
curriculum. No matter how exceptional one achieves in academic performance, he or she cannot
truly
achieve fame and wealth unless something
really
beneficial to the whole community has
been done
.
For example
, teachers can teach students how to
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tell
right from
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wrong
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there are numerous ethical dilemmas one will face in the future, such as making false claims about the products to strike a deal with clients. In short, a holistic education would be the best option for both
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society
and individuals.

In conclusion
, I
personally
argue that both
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parents
and teachers are
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important
when guiding
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children
to become
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good
members of
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society
.
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IELTS essay Some people think that parents should teach children how to be good members of society. Others, however, believe that school is the place to learn this.

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
335 words
6.0
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Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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