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In the wise words of Dr. Jaikishin, “Our future lies in the hands of our children,” we are reminded of the power of education, whether ingrained by schools or parental guidance. The way I see it, both parents and schools play distinct yet equally significant roles in determining a child's character. Let's dive into the clash of perspectives.

On one side, those who support parental influence say that home is where children first comprehend social norms, therefore assisting the formation of an ethical mindset. Parents, being their role models, shape their kids' thoughts, beliefs, and actions through their interactions and behaviors. Children absorb values like empathy, respect, and responsibility from daily interactions and traditions. Additionally, because parents know their children's needs and personalities, they can teach them moral lessons in ways that really hit home.

On the other hand, supporters of schools might argue that these institutions provide children with an organized atmosphere that supports their overall development and teaches them social skills. Children meet friends from many backgrounds in school, which promotes tolerance and cooperation. Furthermore, moral values are taught by teachers, who are experts in their field, through engaging classes and enjoyable activities. Students can prepare themselves by participating in school activities like volunteering and character-building workshops, which allow them to apply these principles in real life.

In my view, both parents and schools are vital in shaping a child's character, yet the collaboration between home and school environments is essential. Parents provide foundational values, while schools reinforce these through education.

In summary, working together, parents and schools play vital roles in helping children grow morally. By blending their strengths, kids get a well-rounded education in being good citizens. This teamwork ensures children learn the right skills and values to do well in society.

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Should We Go Back To Teaching Our Own Children?

Over the course of society, we have gone from teaching our own children to placing them in schools to be taught by teachers. Yet currently, some have begun to question whether schools actually are the best place for children to learn.

When entrusting our children to unfamiliar adults and allocating them to a foreign environment, it is possible that it will cause the child's development to be hindered. Thus, if parents were to take up the responsibility of teaching their own children how to be good members of society, then it could actually help their children progress and learn faster. This is since all is being done in a comfortable and secure setting. Additionally, the parent is already aware of the child's weaknesses and strengths, which allows the learning to be easier.

On the other hand, many still argue that schools are even so better for children. A reason is based on how instead of sheltering the children in surroundings they are used to, rather the children would be released into new situations where they can freely adapt and explore. This argument is also supported by how to be good members of society, they must first be familiar with interacting with countless people and getting good communication skills.

Although both sides provide good arguments and reasoning, from my perspective school is still the superior choice for children to learn how to behave along with other things.

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Who should be teaching children not to kill dogs, to say 'please and thank you', to be faithful, and to pay taxes? This dilemma presents an ongoing debate on whether children should be taught societal norms at home or in a school environment. In this essay, I will explore both poles of this issue while presenting my perspective.

In school, children learn about themselves through their experiences with others, offering realistic, social, and community-based lessons. By immersing them in settings that simulate the real world, schools allow them to learn how to be useful and communities

Whereas parents provide more personalized, accommodative,

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Netflix

The graph shown above shows the percentage ratio between the age interval defined by their generation name on how the different categories watch Netflix using varied devices in 2014.

Categories are divided into Gen Y, Gen X, and Boomers. While there are 4 different devices used to stream Netflix which includes Video Game Console, Smart TV, Streaming Device, and Blu-Ray Player. Based on the statistics shown, most viewers watch Netflix through Video Game Console reaching a total of 108% from 3 categories combined.

The Video Game Console is most favored by Gen Y (age ranging from 13-34) reaching the highest percentage between all graphs of 47%. The lowest percentage is present in Blu-ray Player used by Gen X reaching 16%. Whereas Blu-Ray Player also has the lowest average between all devices.

All in all, the difference between the highest to lowest percentage is 31%. Most Boomers uses Smart TV, Gen X users uses Smart TV, while Gen Y frequently uses Video Game Console.

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This bar graph depicts how different generations use netflix in various devices n the United States during the year 2014. Respondents are able to choose multiple devices,

Overall, most generations prefer on using video game consoles and smart TVs to watch netflix. Video game consoles have two generations gaining votes above 40%,while smart tv gaining above 34% votes. Gen Y favoring using game consoles(47%) and Gen X in using smart TVs(44%).

The blu-ray player is the least popular amongst all generations with percentages lower than 20%. Statistics have shown that boomers have the lowest percentages in most device categories showing that they don’t often use netflix.

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The bar graph displays a statistic of Netflix customers divided by their ages by the various different types of devices in the US at the year of 2014. These age groups are divided by three categories which are Gen Y, Gen X, and Boomers.

It is shown that out of all of the three age categories, Gen Y has a higher amount of consumer that watches Netflix compared to Boomers. Looking at the graph in more detail, the type of device that has the highest amount of consumers watching Netflix is Video Game Console having a total of 108%, which in contrast to the least amount of consumers that watches Netflix is Blue-ray Player having only 54%.

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The bar graphs illustrate the difference between generations (Gen Y, Gen X, and Boomer) in their chosen method of streaming Netflix in the US, in 2014.

Looking at the comparison, the video game console is the device that Gen Y use mostly to watch Netflix compared to other devices like Blu-ray. Whilst, the older generations like Gen X and boomers prefer to stream movies using a smart TV.

Statistically, the calculated percentage of Gen Y who use game console devices is 47%, and for boomers, located at 19%, which is a 28% difference. As for the smart TV, the older generations (boomers and gen X) are located at an average of 35%.

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The bar chart presents the percentages of individuals accessing the streaming platform, Netflix, in 2014 based on their age category (Gen Y, Gen X, and Boomers) and the device they used, namely, video game consoles, smart TVs, streaming devices, and Blu-ray players.

Evidently, the most used device to watch Netflix were video game consoles with a total percentage of 108% users across all three generations. Meanwhile, the device used the least with an overall usage percentage of 54% were Blu-ray players. Gen X was shown to have accessed Netflix through the given range of devices the most, in comparison to Gen Y and Boomers.

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The bar graph illustrates Netflix audience in the US, divided by age categories starting from Boomers (49-64), Gen X (35-48), to Gen Y (13-34), who watch on TV devices such as Video Game Console, Smart TV, Streaming Device, and Blu-Ray Player.

Shown through the graph, the age categories certainly indicate that the number of Gen y exceeded other ages with the full percentage of 136% in the given period of 2014. Second coming with Gen X and last with Boomers. Gen Y's most loved TV by Device is seen in Video Game Console while the majority of both Gen X and Boomers choose Smart TV. Additionally, the least favorable device is Blu-Ray player with data under 20% on all age categories.

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The graph portrays the percentages and age classification of Netflix consumers using various devices in 2014.

The graph displays that the video game console is the most used by Gen Y, contrarily for Boomers which is the least used. The device most used by Gen X is the smart TV same for the Boomers. The blue-ray player is the least favorable for all three generations.

In addition the generation with the most screen time for netflix would be Gen X because they have 3 devices that is above 30%, while other generation only has one device that is above 30%, coming in second is Gen Y with the average of 28%.

All inclusive, The video game console has the highest percentage of being used being 108%, and the smart TV coming in 2nd with 97%. The highest percentage device doubles the least used device.

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Seeing the graph, it shows various types of generations who are using they devices to watch Netflix by using percentage system in the year 2024. Most of the generations are prompted to used their video game console to watch Netflix, while the least gadget used by them is Blue-ray Player. The highest gadget used by generation Y is video game console, followed by number of gadget used by generation X, which is the smart TV. Finally, followed by generation boomers who frequently uses the Blue-ray Player. Now, on the video game console part, the generation Y completely dominates the other two generations present. Moving on to the smart TV, it is now generation X's turn to spreading out, making the rest of generations left behind. On the Blu-ray Player, it is finally generation boomer's turn to take over the place. Overall, the most used device by each of the generation is video game console, which I believe every generation have take a liking of.

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Looking at these days situation, most parents think that school is the best option for children to learn how to behave and socialize well. It is uncommon for people to see parents keeping their children at home just for learning.

However, this leads us to the question, are the schools good enough to teach them? Some people believe that parents should be the first teachers of their children. The way parents should teach their children basic knowledge such as etiquette, language, and behaviour when it comes to society. Yet, not all parents have the knowledge to do that, not every parent is a good teacher.

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What are the possibilities of parents or teachers doing greater teachings for us children to become good members of society? To start off, people have different views of outlooking this topic. Some may think that parents are better, while others may think these are teachers' responsibilities.

One side to the parents, which is true that parents should be teaching as they are the first teachers of their son/daughter. Parents should be teaching all basic characters for their child to be a good person from an early age. To build up great characteristics, they must be trained for a very long time. Good parenting will be credited by the society as parents build up great characteristics for their children.

While others think that teachers are responsible to also build up their students' characteristics. To be real, children up to their teenage years spend most of their time at school. Teachers are of course responsible for teaching academic skills, although it is agreeable that students must also learn life lessons. Not only through textbooks, children must be trained for their social skills, communication skills, and be exposed to the real world. Students must be full of empathy, respect, open-mindedness, and lots of other profiles.

Ultimately, I think that both perspectives are valid and true. Both parents and teachers are responsible for their children/students to be good members of society.

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The bar chart shows the preferences of three different generations (Gen Y, Gen X, and Boomer) on their device preferences to watch Netflix in the year 2014.

A comparison between the four graphs represents the overall percentage of each generation's device preferences; the lowest overall percentage from all the graphs is the Blu-ray player, whereas the highest overall percentage is the video game console. From the graph it is seen that Generation Boomers prefer watching Netflix on their smart TV (34%), however, other devices only account for 19 and 20%.

Additionally, the highest device preferences for the youngest generation (Gen Y) prefer video game consoles more than other devices which reached 47%. However, the other devices are not so favourable within the generation with percentages of 18 to 27%.

Moreover, Generation X is different from other generations due to their constant preferences for devices. Generation X overall have the highest preference for smart TVs (44%) and similar percentages for video game consoles (42%) and streaming devices (34%). However, the lowest preference is Blu-ray with 16%.

Overall, the graph shows that Blu-ray is the least popular device among all of the generations.

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This bar chart exhibits the percentages of different age categories of Netflix users and the varied devices they use to access the streaming platform in 2014.

The highest data presented in the graph overall is 47% of users, grouped in Gen Y, use video game console to use Netflix. In contrast, the lowest data displayed is 16% of users belonging to Gen X use blu-ray player.

Moreover, it can be deduced from this graph that boomers use Netflix the least due to the fact that their group has shown the lowest percentage among three out of four different groups of devices.

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Streaming devices used by US Netflix customers in 2014

This bar graph presents us readers with the statistics of devices that different generations of Netflix users in the United States use. The generations displayed in the graph are Gen Y (ages 13-34), Gen X (ages 35-48), and Boomers (ages 49-64). We can see that there are 4 devices commonly used by these generations: streaming devices, Blu-ray players, video game consoles, and smart TVs.

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The graph visualises the stark contrast between Gen Y and Boomers and their usage of video game consoles. This is the most drastic difference in numbers displayed on this graph with 28%, the second being the difference between Gen X and Gen Y and their smart TV usage with 25%. Compared to Gen Y and Boomers, Gen X more frequently tops the charts for the highest percentages in usage.

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In today's world, it is a common concept that children are the future building blocks of society. To ensure that children will grow up to be high-quality people, parents should ensure that they receive proper training for their adult-hood. However, some people believe that school is the best place for children to receive proper training. In this essay, I will favor towards school being a better option than parenting in making them better members of society.

Firstly, schools are known to be a student's future pathway. Students study various different topics and tackle different obstacles in their daily lives. The school highly depicts the real world very well. They have to wake up early and not be late for school or they will be punished which is similar to working in real life. Students will have to work with other students and ensure that they behave well towards others. This creates discipline and ensures they don't fall behind in school just like a normal person has to be in society. In my opinion,

Parenting in the other hand does have a deeper relationship

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This bar chart illustrates the distribution of Netflix users across different age categories and the devices they utilize to access the streaming service in 2014.

The most prominent data point on the graph reveals that 47% of users, classified as Gen Y, opt for video game consoles to access Netflix. Conversely, the lowest percentage, at 16%, belongs to Gen X users who utilize Blu-ray players.

The graph is divided into 4 section with different devices including video game console, smart TV, Streaming Device as well as Blu-Ray Player. The least amount of demand of Netflix customer is via the Blu-ray Player. However the Blu-Ray Player has the highest amount of Boomers watching Netflix compared to other devices. Other than that, the highest demand of Netflix customer from Gen Y is from Video game console. However, this also has the least amount of Boomers located. The highest demand of Gen X is located on Smart TV with about of 44% as well as Streaming devices which is about 34%.

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In this modern age and society, children can be influenced easily by hearing words from any side walls possible. It can be from school or even people under their roof. However, to some, school can be a royal privilege, only ensured for the ones above. In this essay, I will further explore whether which of the two, parents and teachers, teach better in shaping good members of society.

Considering more than 40% of young generation (aged 5-16) do not own that privileges, parents are expected to nurture, carry, and stand as a mirror for their under-advantaged children.

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This graph represents the distribution of devices (Video Game Console, Smart TV, Streaming Device, Blu-ray Player) used among Netflix customers in 2014, divided by generation (Boomer, Gen X, Gen Y). The device most evenly and least used among all three generational groups is the Blu-ray Player, the other devices have greater differences in preference among the age groups. Namely, the gaming console, 47% of Gen Y and 42% of Gen X engage with the device, however, only 19% of Boomers do the same. The smart Tv is especially popular among 44% of Gen X and 34% of Boomers, meanwhile, only 19% of Gen Y use the smart TV. Additionally, 34% of streaming device users are Boomers, rising above the younger age groups. Narrowing things down, Gen X's bias towards the smart TV is evident, while Gen Y's loyalty lies with the video game console.

It can be seen that overall, Boomers remain the smallest demographic of users for all devices. This may be due to the fact that Gen X and Gen Y individuals are more familiar with recent advancements in technology. Moreover, it would make sense for the adolescents to be at a time where they enjoy video games compared to the maturing ages who may prefer movies and series.

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Society is a group of people that forms a community throughout the whole universe. It is dynamic, meaning it needs interaction between each people. In society, there are several types of members, each divided into good and bad. To be a bad member of a society is something that should be avoided by anyone, be a good member of society instead. Being a good member of a society will give us the advantage of being honored by other people and often be respected. That is why teaching our children is crucial for their future. But now the question is, 'How?'.

Children were born and raised by their parents, making a deep connection towards them. Meaning, they need the help of their parents in order to deal with life, especially society. The key advantage children learning with their parents is that they will accept most of the rules stated by them.

However, learning from their parents alone isn't going to fill the cup fully. They also need to experiment with it, this why the importance of school comes into account. At school, they will meet friends, teachers, staff, and many other people from many backgrounds, which really portrays the 'real' society here.

In conclusion, these two methods are in-sync with each other. For instance, children may go to school and interact with the society and could report something unusual happened to their parents. From here, the role of parents of important to keep track of their children in the right way.

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When questioned, parents would claim that they sent their children to an educational institution for their children to learn various different materials that will be beneficial for their future in multiple ways. Purposeful in helping the children to grow into adults with stable, well-paying jobs, able to treat those around them respectfully, and other abilities that are possessed by a person that’s considered to be “a good member of society”. Despite the trust that parents put into schools to be able to do this job well, there are a handful of parents who are skeptical and believe that additional lessons from themselves are required for their kids to learn more.

Commonly, parents have this view that schools are too academically driven, sometimes neglecting other crucial life lessons such as how to pay taxes, how to behave towards your future employer, and other important things for these students to know in their future as an adult.

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Task 2: Some people think that parents should teach their children how to be good members of society. Others believe that school is the best place to learn this. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

In this world, every parents want their children to grow up as a high quality person in the nature of the world. Although the world is a hard place to live in with many challenges, however, there is a debate on which way is better to teach children to be a good member of the current world's society? The school or with family? I will weigh in the pros and cons of both views as well as try to give my personal opinion about the matter.

Parents tend to care about how their children grow and ultimately, being guided by your parents are one of the best way to learn important life lessons. Father and mother figure roles are important as they have lots of experience in life and can teach you certain ways that should be implemented. Other than that, added with lots of love, passion and care, they will try their very best for their children. However, each parents may have different views on society which will impact the child's behaviour.

On the other side, children being brought up in school will have many new insight as the knowledge will not be inclusive between only your parents. Children will also be able to get different perspective and a variety of knowledge from classmates and teacher as they also all come from different backgrounds. However, the knowledge and way how childrens will be brought up may not suite the parents ideal standard.

My personal opinion would be that children should brought up in a school environment. This is due to the fact that there a wide variety of people from different backgrounds. This way childrens can start getting used to the society as well as learn from different perspective. Other than that, in won’t be one way sided perspective view from the parents, hence, the kid will be a much more open minded person as they are getting knowledge, different insights and perspectives.

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Who holds responsibility for the way a person behaves? Can some external factor such as their childhood circumstance be accounted for? Children rely on their environment to develop healthily, learning how to live not only independently but collaboratively as well. Parents and family certainly play a crucial part, beliefs and morals are often passed down. Otherwise, the involvement of school cannot be denied, with children spending the majority of their early lives in school, learning the skills they require in adulthood. In this essay, I would like to consider both arguments and offer my own perspective on the matter.

A warm and caring home with present parents can be considered a stable foundation for a persons wellbeing. Parents are figures who teach you important social values that are often not discussed at school, a professional setting. There is a level of trust shared between familial bonds that allows you to safely navigate personal issues that would otherwise be difficult among a larger, less intimate environment such as school.

For example, within cases of bullying, it may be difficult for the victim to seek help within the environment that they themselves feel unsafe in.

Additionally, the number of students present at schools may result in some being overlooked and not receiving the attention they need. Not to mention, the time outside of school, the supervision and involvement of parents is irreplaceable.

Schools as a community, provide a collaborative environment where children are able to socialize, meet various types of people and overcome an array of problems that would be impossible to encounter should they remain sheltered within their own homes. Children must learn to take responsibility for their own actions and perhaps even others without the interference of their parents or dependance on others.

Thus, school closely simulates the workplace environment, where children are entrusted with responsibilities such as assignments, projects and organizational opportunities that hinges on others.

The role of parents and schools should work hand-in-hand in order to ensure that children are equipped with the necessary knowledge and support to benefit those around them, simultaneously improving themselves, as they mature.

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The graph pictures the percentages and age groups of Netflix consumers utilizing various devices (Video Game Console, Smart TV, Streaming Device and a Blu-ray Player) in 2014.

The most popular electronic device used by all age groups is the video game console with a total of 98% across age groups. In contrast, the least popular device is the Blu-ray Player with less than 50% of groups watching Netflix. Gen X has shown a huge difference from the other age groups in using the Smart TV, with 10% from Boomers and 25% from Gen Y. 47% of Gen Y watched Netflix from video game consoles, exceeding other percentages in the graph bar. On the other hand, the smallest percentage is held by Gen X in using the Blu-ray player. Uniquely, there are two sets of data with the same percentage which is 34% in Gen X streaming devices and Boomer's Smart TV as well as 19% in Gen Y's smart TV and Boomer's video game console.

The general trend across the bar graph from the highest percentage to the lowest is as follows: video game console, smart TV, streaming device and Blu-ray player.

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Task 2: Some people think that parents should teach their children how to be good members of society. Others believe that school is the best place to learn this. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

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Task 2: Some people think that parents should teach their children how to be good members of society. Others believe that school is the best place to learn this. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.