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The two charts below compare the populations of France and India in the age distribution and gender in 1984. v.1

The two charts below compare the populations of France and India in the age distribution and gender in 1984. v. 1
Educating children is an ever-challenging task. Some recent parenting theories suggest that offspring should be given their independence when it comes to behavior and decision-making at an early age. Due to their lack of maturity at this stage and the possible long-lasting consequences of their wrong decisions, I totally disagree with this approach. Firstly, young children are not mature enough to realize how the world really works. But what does maturity really mean? Maturity represents the experience gained throughout the life cycle, the one which helps people distinguish good from evil, right from wrong. At an early age, it's impossible for children to have such experience and to use it when needed. For instance, children tend to believe that everyone around them is as caring and loving as their family; therefore, they are an easy target to people with hazardous intentions, such as pedophiles, kidnappers etc. In order to avoid this kind of people, it's advisable that especially at an early age, children should not take actions without their parents' approval. Secondly, children taking their own decisions at early stages might result in irreversible consequences later in life. For example, children who have peers that smoke, drink alcohol, or even take drugs, might get curious to try them as well, enhancing their chances for regular use. If children hide this from their parents, they will cause permanent damages to their health. Considering this options and their potential drawbacks, young children's decision-making without their parents' guidance, is completely unacceptable. In conclusion, we cannot expect children with neither life experience, nor a realistic view of the consequences of their actions, to behave and make decisions independently. This only emphasizes their need for parents advise and protection, at least until the age of 18.
Educating
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recent parenting theories suggest that offspring should be
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their independence when it
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. Due to their lack of maturity at this stage and the possible long-lasting consequences of their
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are not mature
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enough
to realize how the world
really
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But
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mean? Maturity represents the experience gained throughout the life cycle, the one which
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helps
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people
distinguish
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good
from evil, right from
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wrong
. At an
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early
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age
, it's impossible for
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to have such experience and to
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use
it when needed.
For instance
,
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children
tend to believe that everyone around them is as caring and loving as their family;
therefore
, they are an easy target to
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people
with hazardous intentions, such as pedophiles, kidnappers etc. In order to avoid this kind of
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people
, it's advisable that
especially
at an
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early
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,
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should not take actions without their parents' approval.

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,
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taking their
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own
decisions at
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stages might result in irreversible consequences later in life.
For example
,
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children
who have peers that smoke, drink alcohol, or even take drugs, might
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get
curious to try them
as well
, enhancing their chances for regular
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use
. If
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children
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hide
this from their parents, they will cause permanent damages to their health. Considering this options and their potential drawbacks, young children's decision-making without their parents' guidance, is completely unacceptable.

In conclusion
, we cannot
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expect
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children
with neither life experience, nor a realistic view of the consequences of their actions, to behave and
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make
decisions
independently
. This
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only
emphasizes their need for parents advise and protection, at least until the
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age
of 18.
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IELTS essay The two charts below compare the populations of France and India in the age distribution and gender in 1984. v. 1

Essay
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4 paragraphs
291 words
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Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
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