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本帖最后由 cckkll1994 于 2010-12-4 19:12 编辑
10.12.03 独立(综合在前面)
In contemporary era, it is universallyaccepted that parents treat their children more and more “considerate”.Yet,inthe mean time,whether children should study or play only and don’t have to dohousehold chores has sparked much debate.Some individuals assert that by doinghousing activities children could learn and benefit more, while others believeotherwise.Speaking for myself, I am side with the former perspective.
At the first glance,it seems that choresand daily housework can never be associated with children for it ,indeed,takesa lot of time from children which might be spent on other things like studying,playing,reading or something else.However, it also demonstrates that in thisway,children may gradually become bookworms without concerns or actualexperience of life.Taken me as an example,when I was at the age of thirteen,Iwas sent to a board school for my high school study.Since I never have anyexperience about household, I went although a really hard time to make do on myown.And suddenly I realized how hard it would be for my mother to handle thedouble job before.Moreover, children would fail to understand how hard theirparents are and think as if everything is what it should be.In the sense theydo not understand and realize the difficulties of even daily housing works, itis possible that children become reckless or even worse.
Housework and chores,on the other hand,willcast a subtle influence on children which with sense of responsibility ,gratitude for their parents dedication and practical skills of life, none ofwhich could be read on book or taught at school.Besides,by doingchores,children can alleviate their parents’ pressure. Regarding children, asmembers of family it is rather reasonable to share the daily tasks with their parents.
Of course,hours will be spent if they choseto do so, it might a little waste of time from our perspective, yet, we shouldalways remember that children are doing this for a good reason.And from all wehave and have not yet discussed,it is not so hard for us the draw theconclusion that hosehold and chores played a important role in children’s development. |
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