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The only way to solve the increasing crime rate Of young offenders is to teach parents better parenting skills. To what extent do you agree? v.4

The only way to solve the increasing crime rate Of young offenders is to teach parents better parenting skills. v. 4
The climbing rate of juvenile delinquency has led to the debate of better parenting classes. To which people believe, it is the only reason behind this increase. However, I do not agree with the said statement and various arguments support my opinion. To start with, increase in crime rates by juvenile has nothing to do with teaching parenting skills as no parent want their young ones to become a criminal and therefore, every parent tries to pass on good thoughts and habits to their child. Moreover, just giving a lesson on parenting will not solve the aforementioned issue. As, children also equip knowledge, thoughts and habits from their teachers and friends at school. For this reason, school teachers need to be given the responsibility of looking at children's change in behaviour and their friends circle. In my opinion, to reduce this crime rate by youngsters, harsh steps need to be taken by both governments and parents. Firstly, government need to reduce the age of juvenile trial so that the youngster doing the crime should be treated as an adult in court of law and hence, can be given harsh punishment than before. Secondly, parents need to teach their children about these offences and why are they considered as so. Also, parents should keep an eye on their young one's friends' circle and their content of TV programmes as these have a major impact on their mind at this age. Violent serials can lead to dangerous thoughts and thus lead to heinous crimes. For instance, In Australia a 16 year old child, killed 12 of his friends after watching a thriller web series which was extremely brutal in nature. To sum up, teaching better parenting skills is not the only way to curb child offenders. Society, including the government needs to work as a single unit in this area and a make better future for the young ones.
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classes. To which
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believe, it is the
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with the said statement and various arguments support my opinion.

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with, increase in
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crime
rates by juvenile has nothing to do with teaching
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parenting
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skills
as no
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parent
want their young
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ones
to become a criminal and
therefore
, every
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parent
tries to pass on
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good
thoughts and habits to their child.
Moreover
,
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just
giving a lesson on
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parenting
will not solve the aforementioned issue. As, children
also
equip knowledge, thoughts and habits from their teachers and friends at school.
For this reason
, school teachers
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need
to be
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the responsibility of looking at children's
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behaviour
and their friends circle.

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this
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rate by youngsters, harsh steps
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to
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that the youngster doing the
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.
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,
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parents
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to teach their children about these
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offences
and why are they considered as
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.
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,
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parents
should
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an eye on their young one's friends' circle and their content of TV
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programmes
as these have a major impact on their mind at this age. Violent serials can lead to
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thoughts and
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, In
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Australia


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a
16 year
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child, killed 12 of his friends after watching a thriller web series which was
extremely
brutal in nature.

To sum up, teaching better
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parenting
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skills
is not the
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only
way to curb child offenders. Society, including the
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government
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needs
to work as a single unit in this area and a
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make
better future for the young
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ones
.
11Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
20Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
6Mistakes
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IELTS essay The only way to solve the increasing crime rate Of young offenders is to teach parents better parenting skills. v. 4

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317 words
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