Some people think that parents should teach children how to be good members of the society. Others, however, believe that school is the place to learn this. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

Childhood education has always been a considerable concerns in our society these days. There is some debate revolving around the role of parents and schools in teaching children to become good citizens. From my perspective, both views have their justification.

On the one hand, parent's teaching methods have a profound effect. They do not put too much emphasis on academics but concentrating on natural perception in daily-life activities. For example, children are taught to do their personal hygiene or eating etiquettes of politeness. This will help a lot in forming good habits in children. However, children are not educated much about laws or social relationships which means they are prone to be isolated and disorientated in a large society.

On the other hand, schooling is a perfect way to provides children social experiences. At school, students study in a mini society where they are exposed to new relationships with friends and teachers while being instructed about social basics like laws, regulations. For example, everyday, at school, students have to strictly obey the regulations and working in pairs the classmates of them , thereby establishing the importance of teamwork and discipline. However, having said that It'll hard for them to live their independent lives because of the lacks of soft skills like self-caring which is not in the school teaching curriculum.

To sum up, teaching child to become a good citizen needs the compensation between school and parents to give children the full education. Thus, people should not be indifferent either of views and learn to balance them in the right way.