Some people think that a child learns only by what his or her parents teach them, while
others believe that a child is born with a set of values. In actuality, a child's values are mostly
determined by the things they are taught by their parents. As parents, couples have many
responsibilities toward their child; the most important responsibility is teaching them good values
and judgement. A parent should behave as though they would want their child to behave, give
them justifiable discipline, and, at the same time, let the child be their own person.
As a child is growing up, he spends a very large part of his life with his parents. A child
learns by seeing what his parents do and mimicking it, so a parent's job is very crucial to a child's
acquisition of good morals. A parent must show the child the virtues of good judgement by
using good judgement in their own life.
If a child witnesses an unethical act performed by his
parents, he will think that it is okay. The fact is that children who didn't have good parents,
generally, don't grow up into very respectable adults. The old saying goes: "Monkey see,
monkey do." It may sound like a cheap cliche, but there is a lot of truth to it.
While raising a child, a parent might find that sometimes the child is not learning the
morals that the parent is trying to instill in their child. In that case, a parent should discipline him.
Discipline shows the importance of values in a whole different way. When a child is punished for
something he or she did that was wrong, he or she learns not to do it in fear of being punished,
but after a while the child accepts the...
Needs a little bit of work
Good concept.
Two Questions:
1. Are the 2 lined sentences purposeful? If so, this needs to be in paragraph format.
2. The paper has some very good concepts, however they dont blend together very well. I would classify the paper as "good" but undeveloped.
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