It is sometimes argued that traditional lifestyles and behaviours which are favoured by the old generation have nothing to do with the training of youngsters in a way that may require living in a fast-paced world. I completely agree with this statement.
In my opinion, traditions that had been settled by our ancestors are absurd to get considered in this revolutionised world. To take a living style of our predecessors as an example, teenagers in past centuries were bound to remain in nucleus families. However, younger generations are more likely to live independently nowadays which helps them to develop a variety of attributes in their personalities ranging from a higher level of confidence and a sense of responsibility to deal with the real world. These hands-on experiences help them to be better trained and prepared for the challenges in the real world. If these offspring were forced to follow the conventional ideology, they would have missed these much-needed traits which are crucial in becoming a successful member of an egalitarian society.
It is also argued that conventional values can restrict teenagers from thinking globally. So, it will make them the narrow-minded adults in terms of accepting different people from different cultures and backgrounds. For instance, our forefathers were highly reluctant to do shared business with traders of different ethnic groups of people in their time period. This ended up in limited trades. Therefore, I would argue that teenagers should be given the broader view of this universe with immense awareness of global issues, different languages as well as conflict resolution. It will allow them to broaden their horizons in regard to the understanding of this increasingly interconnected world. As a result, a prestigious place in the job market and a prosperous future will be assured for them.
In conclusion, I believe that traditional ethics should be ignored as it cannot assist in making our younger generation the productive members of a competitive society.
It is
sometimes
argued that traditional lifestyles and
behaviours
which are
favoured
by the
old
generation have nothing to do with the training of youngsters in a way that may require living in a
fast
-paced
world
. I completely
agree
with this statement.
In my opinion, traditions that had
been settled
by our ancestors are absurd to
get
considered in this
revolutionised
world
. To take a living style of our predecessors as an example,
teenagers
in past centuries
were bound
to remain in nucleus families.
However
, younger generations are more likely to
live
independently
nowadays which
helps
them to develop a variety of attributes in their personalities ranging from a higher level of confidence and a sense of responsibility to deal with the real
world
. These hands-on experiences
help
them to be better trained and prepared for the challenges in the real
world
. If these offspring
were forced
to follow the conventional ideology, they would have missed these much-needed traits which are crucial in becoming a successful member of an egalitarian society.
It is
also
argued that conventional values can restrict
teenagers
from thinking globally.
So
, it will
make
them the narrow-minded adults in terms of accepting
different
people
from
different
cultures and backgrounds.
For instance
, our forefathers were
highly
reluctant to do shared business with traders of
different
ethnic groups of
people
in their time period. This ended up in limited trades.
Therefore
, I would argue that
teenagers
should be
given
the broader view of this universe with immense awareness of global issues,
different
languages
as well
as conflict resolution. It will
allow
them to broaden their horizons in regard to the understanding of this
increasingly
interconnected
world
.
As a result
, a prestigious place in the job market and a prosperous future will
be assured
for them.
In conclusion
, I believe that traditional ethics should be
ignored
as it cannot assist in making our younger generation the productive members of a competitive society.