3-23 独立写作 A\D Parents must have strict rules to their children if they want their children to be successful.
With the idea of paying more attention to kids' education seeping into the mind of every modern parent, the relevant conversations and condition concerning the education issue of parents burgeon amazingly. Not surprisingly, it is proposed by many experts that the parents must have strict rules to their children if they want their children to be successful. An analysis of this argument would reveal how fallacious it is. As far as my propensity is concerned, I can hardly approve of this assertion.
Indeed, we have to meticulously admit that parents do need have the strict attitudes between their children on some aspect to some extent, which aware the kids what should do and what should not. Imaging what would happen to a person whose father or mother ignore the mistakes he or she have done such as being dishonest, boorish to others or cheat. Hence, they would be the failing parents if they were lose the rigorousness when the kids make some mistakes, which would not let children realize the problems and even think the methods they do something is great.
Yet, none of these are sufficient evidence to conclude that the mission of prosperity by extremely striction is definitely right. As the time goes on, different people from different era have the different thoughts. Might as well say the rules made by parents more belief purely magnifies the views of which person the parents attempt to be, based on the fallacious idea that successful children must be the person their parents prefer, which often hide the real interests of children. So, this argument leaves us the question-what is the most important element of the succeeding? From an overall perspective, the answer is by all means hobbies. Without the hobbies of physics, Albert Einstein would not have proposed the theory of relativity; without the obsession of art, Claude Monet would not have led to the name of Impressionist painting; without the interest of technology design, Steve Jobs would not have made Apple unparalleled in the world. Under such circumstances, is it correct that the parents do not mind the personal preference and just limit their children around the stuff rules?
Worse still, most of the person who always obey their parents' ideas usually lake the ability of independent thinking which is more and more vital to be successful on the contemporary society. It has been repeatedly mentioned in newspapers, academic articles that up to 70% of interviewees of the dependent person whose family has detailed list of everything claim that they would like to follow others' thinking instead of making themselves be the central of talking, which might site them into the negative condition.
Weighing in mind the potential aftermath of having stuff rules in family, all the evidence justifies an unshakable conclusion that only can the children have the loose and active family environment, they would have the chance of success.
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