Should Parents Interfere With Their Children S Choices

EXPRESSION Throughout history, parents have intruded into their children's privacy because they thought that if they didn’t, their children would certainly face difficulties and failures. This issue is controversial: some people believe that parents should not interfere in their children's choices. Children should be able to determine the way they want to shape their own future. Contrary to this belief, some people think that parents should have a say in the choice of their children's futur. The first

“Should parents interfere with their children’s choices?” Nowadays and for many times, the parents decide the choices of their children. But these decisions are more and more contradicted by the children; let us understand the teenagers. So we can ask ourselves: should parents collide with their children’s choice as they always made it? First of all, we will see the parents’ necessity of taking part in their children’s choices. Then, we will study the drawbacks of this question, and why children

Should parents interfere with their children’s choices? According to me, parents should not interfere with their children’s choice. Indeed, children must be self-sufficient so they must learn from their own mistakes. Moreover, this is children’s life, so they should lead it the way they want. They have to make their own choices, and make their own life experiences. In my opinion, parents should not be a hurdle to their children’s ambition. If your child wants to play the piano or do a job that

Parents, are ready to sacrifice the little freedom they have for us teenagers. We are now approaching the age of 18, the age of independence and we all have to make great decisions but what are our parents position, should they get in the way of their children or not? Obviously they must do both but the hardest part in all this is to figure out what is best for us. On the one hand, they must be authoritarian, they must put us on the right path. They have to use their life experience in order to

and foremost, parents are adults. They are responsible and have already a life experience and that is why they can show their children the good way, for example for a job offer or studies. In addition, the fact that parents help their children to take decisions is useful in order to show to the children how to be in their future life. Finally, the better part of parenting is seeing the success of its children. What I mean is that parents may have been neglected by their own parents and so they want

The love of a parent sometimes means having to watch you child fall in their face. Naturally, to want to interfere with children’s decisions can have some advantages and drawbacks. At first, it is true to say that a child needs to make his own decisions. If he falls, the parent should be there for support him. At the same time, it is normal because the child want to assert him and to be somebody, not only to be treated as a “little child”. What’s more, the more the child increases, the more it

socially harmful symbol that should not, therefore, receive the protection of "freedom of religion". Wearing head scarves is unlike religious extremes such as stonings Christina Duval. "Banning the hijab. Against the ban, for secularism." Workers Power. Feb 2004 - "In justifying the former, [Rumy] Head scarves are not fundamental to Muslims expressing their faith. Head scarves are not an essential element of the Islamic faith and the connection between believers and their God. In fact, the Quran does

and changed our everyday lives and behaviours. In all domains and for every one, the power of New Technology influences us in our choices and decisions. This also includes children that are nowadays very used to manipulate computers at a very early age. This fact has changed the way that kids are brought up and the way they learn to grow up. Education now has to deal with the use of New Technology; the traditional books aren’t the only elements in children’s learning processes. The number of computers

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