Some people think that parents should teach their children how to be good members

of society. Others, however, believe that school is the best place to learn this.
Discuss both views and give your own opinion.
Some would say that parents should teach their offspring how to be good members of
society, while others are of the opinion that school is the best in this regard.
This essay agrees with the latter point and will show that, despite the practical
experiences that parents give their children, school lessons can give deep insights
into what it takes to be good citizens.
Some believe that parents can educate their children about being good members of
society based on their life experiences. This is because the life experiences that
parents can give their children are straightforward, down-to-earth, and so they can
easily apply what their parents teach them in reality. For example, many children
in Thailand become more polite, honest, and caring to everyone as a direct result
of the practical lessons that their parents give them at home. However, I believe
that parents now are so busy and do not spend much time with their children
teaching them.
Lessons at school can provide children with valuable insights into being good
members of society. In class, students can receive lessons about different traits
of a truly good person that society needs, and then they put what they learn into
practice by creating real-life problems and solving them together. For instance,
after receiving lessons in civic education at school, many Vietnamese students are
more willing to help their neighbors and even strangers, and they feel extremely
happy after doing something good for others. For this reason, I believe that school
lessons are more influential to young children.
In conclusion, despite the practical experiences that parents can give their
children at home, this essay believes that school lessons can help students deepen
their understanding of being good members of society.