==> There is a debate about whether children become good members of society through parental teaching or school education."

==> Some believe that children become good members of society through their parents' teaching."

Firstly, parents will give their children more protection and love than school.

==> Firstly, parents provide more protection and love compared to schools."

The reason for this is that only family in their place, no friends, so this leads to almost love and care are for children.

==> This is because family environments are inherently nurturing, focusing on love and care."

Secondly, parents also went through many problems in life, so they can give that experience to the youth more than the school way.

==> "Secondly, parents have personal life experiences that they can share with their children, offering practical wisdom beyond what schools typically provide."

--> "parents should teach children how to be good members of society.

The reasons for this is that parent will understand their child more than their teacher at school.

--> teachers and peers might not understand a child's personality as well as their parents do."

"Parents should teach children how to be good members of society for several reasons. The reason for this is that parents will understand their children better than teachers at school. Evidence for this can be seen in the fact that teachers and peers might not understand a child's personality as well as their parents do."

Evidence for this can be seen in the fact that parent teacher and peers might not understand the personality as much as their parent.

Infants should be taught from their parents by the first lesson. Evidence for this can be seen in the fact that parents will be the very first person who set up the basic background or mindset for them. parents can also the greatest token for their child. Children learn or observe the society through their parents, the way they reacts, moves or even how they talk to each others.

It is true that family is a place that care and nurture us from birth. This is becase families are the first social unit that children are exposed to. Family is the important foundation that determines a child’s personality. For example, in unhappy families, children tend to have autism. In addition, parents are the people who know their children most

Between 1980 and 1988, the number of traffic’s complants started value at exactly 300 complants and decreased slightly from 300 conplants to 200 complants. While the figure of citizen who complained about factories started value at about 400 complants and increased sharply approximately 700 complants. After 1988, the figure of traffic’s complants increased sharply in nearly ten years. It was increase from 200 complants to about 600 complants. On the other hand, the number of citizen complained about factories was steadily in 8 years.

From 1990 to 1996, there was a pronounced shift. Group of the most reports of noise with decreasing complaints was road work, which hit a low, nearly 100 unit of measure. While group of increasing ones, households figures was twice as high as traffic, saw an increased around 1200 and 600 complaints. In addition, the exception is the number of complaints made about factories' noise, decreased negligibly approximately 700 complaints.

Regarding average noise complaints from 1991 to 1996, the different kind of complaints made by noise pronounced shift. In the contrast to factories noise, where complaints remained static during a half decade. Road work’s complaints was hit a low during 5 years.

During the period from 1990 to 1996, categories saw a pronounced shift. The number of complaints caused by traffic and households increased dramatically in 1996, with exactly 600 and 1200 complaints respectively. Notably, the figure for households reached a peak. On the other hand, road work complaints witnessed the opposite trend and hit a low at approximately 50 complaints in 1996. Lastly, the data on noise complaints made by factories remained stable at roughly 700 at the end of the period.

In addition,complaints about noise from factories gradually decreased, from around 600 in 1990 to about 400 in 1996. Noise from households also dropped significantly, from about 600 to just over 200 in 1996.

When it comes to road works, there was a significant decline in the number of complaints about road works between 1980 and 1984. From 1984 to 1990, it rates fell by 200. Moreover, the number of complaint about road works reached a low of just below 200. Finally, there was a steep increase in the number of complaints about factories from 400 to 600 between 1980 and 1982, and this rate rose by 100 in 1988. Furthermore, the number of complaints about factories went on steadily until 1986.