Schoolchildren

For schoolchildren, their teachers have more influence on their intelligence and social development than their parents. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Education seems to be the most important field in a country. Some individuals insist that teachers have a far-reaching impact on pupil’s minds and social growth while parents are believed to play a considerable role in that by others. I hold both views since they together create one’s bright future.

Without any doubt, teachers are the most reliable people to teach students indispensable knowledge about humans and the world. Then, in the future, they will need the knowledge a lot to be able to pursue further education or apply for jobs that require their understanding of fundamental academic information that they are taught in schools. Therefore, teachers partly decide how successful and brainy their students are basing on the quality of knowledge they deliver. What is more, it is undeniable that tutors have the most experience in instructing young children how to behave tactfully and politely to others. For example, they can give several advisable tips for pupils when they have problems with their best friends or similar situations which happen in students’ life and are only understood by teachers rather than mothers or fathers.

In contrast, while most of the responsibility for comprehension of a child normally falls on schoolteachers, parents are the most crucial ones who are responsible for his social development. They are the closest people to a child’s life and spend the most time with them. Their family members’ behaviors and attitudes in basic life therefore strongly influence children who are more likely to imitate them. For this reason, parents are extremely crucial during the maturity process of their kids as they explain to them how to obey table manners, say sorry when they make mistakes and other social conventions. Moreover, students can broaden their common knowledge outside textbooks through daily life, traveling with family or questioning their grandparents about something practical. To illustrate, I do not always remember geographic lessons in my school. However, by witnessing breathtaking spots when we visit a region, I am finally well-informed about wind directions, destinations, and culture.

Summing up, I do claim that if primary children are lack of educational support from either educators or parents, they cannot develop well because their roles are equally essential.

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