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Setting goals for children can have both positive and negative effects, depending on how it's approached. I believe parents should motivate their children to set goals, but they shouldn't impose their own goals on them. If a child has their own aspirations, like pursuing a particular field of study, for example, parents shouldn't force them to follow a different path. This could not only stifle the child's abilities but also hinder their future prospects. However, this doesn't mean parents should let their children do whatever they want. As experienced individuals, they have a responsibility to provide guidance and offer sound advice and suggestions.
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Setting goals for children can have both positive and negative effects depending on how it’s approached. I think that parents should motivate, uh, to keep goals, but I don’t think parents should themselves keep the goals because if the child has his or her own purpose or desire to do in the future, like studying it, take for example, otherwise the parents parent doesn’t allow him or her to make him follow its own track. It may ruin the child’s not only not all the ability, but also his future as well. On the other hand, it doesn’t mean that parents should let them do what they want. As experienced people, they must take responsibilities for giving, uh, the good, uh, advice and suggestions.
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