While educating parents on parental skills may help reduce youth crime by influencing how children are raised at home, it is not the only or most effective approach. Multiple methods are needed since children are also influenced by teachers, friends, and classmates at school, where they spend many hours each day. Both parents and schools play an important role in educating children to become good citizens and decrease criminal behavior among youth.
While educating parents on parental skills may help reduce youth crime by influencing how children are raised at home, it is not the only or most effective approach. Multiple methods are needed since children are also influenced by teachers, friends, and classmates at school, where they spend many hours each day. Both parents and schools play an important role in educating children to become good citizens and decrease criminal behavior among youth.
While educating parents on parental skills may help reduce youth crime by influencing how children are raised at home, it is not the only or most effective approach. Multiple methods are needed since children are also influenced by teachers, friends, and classmates at school, where they spend many hours each day. Both parents and schools play an important role in educating children to become good citizens and decrease criminal behavior among youth.
The best way to reduce youth crimes is to educate their parents with parental skills.
To what extent you agree or disagree?
While some people believe that to control and cut down the percentage of youngsters who commit a crime, educating their parents on parental skills is the most effective way, other people think differently, saying that there are many different methods to help reduce youth offending. Personally, I am of the latter opinion for several reasons. Granted, parents partly bear the forming personality of their children. Because they live and work with their sons and daughters in a house, which affects their children’s thoughts and behaviors. For example, children tend to mimic their parent’s behavior despite a small behavior, if their parents have bad behaviors, gradually, they will remember and mimic these behaviors. As a result, if parents have parental skills, they will have more experience and knowledge in educating and nurturing their children to become good citizens. Therefore, it contributes to decrease the rate of young offenders. However, the children may still be lured into crimes even after receiving adequate training or good parenting, because the children also communicate and receive education from many other people around them such as their teachers, friends, or classmates. The key reason is that they attend and spend around 8 hours/ day in their schools to learn and make friends with classmates; therefore, the teacher's and friends’ behaviors considerable impact on what they think and do. As a result, just concerning to educating their parent is not the best way to reduce youth offending. Schools should pay attention to educating their students to avoid bad behaviors or illegal activities, which decrease youth crimes. In conclusion, I believe that the parents and schools are responsible for educating the children to become good citizens.
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