The widespread problem of anti-social behaviours and disrespectful attitudes towards others has long been a major topic of concern in society. Some of the major culprits of this problem will be discussed before the most important solutions are drawn.
Reasons for this alarming situation vary. In some cases, people may hold an anti-social attitude or disrespect others because they live in an environment where violence and discrimination are the norms. For example, children of sexist parents in rural families in Vietnam, irrespective of their gender, show a worrying tendency of disrespecting women. In some other cases, it is the lack of parental guidance that is to blame. As modern parents are becoming increasingly busy with their jobs, they may have the proclivity to be indifferent to children education. When there is no one to help young children distinguish between the good and the bad, ill-mannered attitudes may emerge and develop among them without being controlled.
A number of definite actions could be taken to mitigate the problem. On the national level, the first obvious solution is to reduce violence and discrimination. As this would be a massive act, the all voters and legislators should be responsible. Together, they could call for stricter enforcement of the laws on violent and discriminatory acts to deter them from happening. In addition, on the nuclear-family level, parents must not underestimate the significance of their guidance for children. If they notice any signs of an anti-social or insolent manner in children, they must provide them with negative evaluations of these signs. At the same time, parents could also educate their children about social manners by instilling a pro-social sense in them. These actions, albeit small, could have a strong influence on children when they mature.
To conclude, it is clear that violence, discrimination and the indifference of parents to children education are the major catalysts for increase in anti-social behaviours and disrespect for others. Strong measures, such as stringent law enforcement on violent and discriminatory acts, must be taken to alleviate this distressing situation
The widespread problem of anti-social
behaviours
and disrespectful attitudes towards others has long been a major topic of concern in society.
Some of the
major culprits of this problem will
be discussed
before
the most
important
solutions
are drawn
.
Reasons for this alarming situation vary. In
some
cases,
people
may hold an anti-social attitude or disrespect others
because
they
live
in an environment where violence and discrimination are the norms.
For example
,
children
of sexist
parents
in rural families in Vietnam, irrespective of their gender,
show
a worrying tendency of disrespecting women. In
some
other
cases, it is the lack of parental guidance
that is
to blame. As modern
parents
are becoming
increasingly
busy with their jobs, they may have the proclivity to be indifferent to
children
education. When there is no one to
help
young
children
distinguish between the
good
and the
bad
, ill-mannered attitudes may emerge and develop among them without
being controlled
.
A number of
definite
actions could
be taken
to mitigate the problem. On the national level, the
first
obvious solution is to
reduce
violence and discrimination. As this would be a massive act, the all voters and legislators should be responsible. Together, they could call for stricter enforcement of the laws on violent and discriminatory acts to deter them from happening.
In addition
, on the nuclear-family level,
parents
must
not underestimate the significance of their guidance for
children
. If they notice any signs of an anti-social or insolent manner in
children
, they
must
provide them with
negative
evaluations of these signs. At the same time,
parents
could
also
educate their
children
about social manners by instilling a pro-social sense in them. These actions, albeit
small
, could have a strong influence on
children
when they mature.
To conclude
, it is
clear
that violence, discrimination and the indifference of
parents
to
children
education are the major catalysts for increase in anti-social
behaviours
and disrespect for others. Strong measures, such as stringent law enforcement on violent and discriminatory acts,
must
be taken
to alleviate this distressing
situation