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I believe that in some cases, rewarding children for helping others is beneficial. Some children go above and beyond for their parents, taking care of siblings, doing housework, and generally fulfilling their parents' expectations. In these situations, a reward can be a positive reinforcement. A common reward is giving money, which has its own advantages and disadvantages. I think the advantages are more significant. Children learn about financial systems, understand the value of money, and gain experience in managing their finances. Learning these skills at a young age is highly beneficial.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
I think that in some cases, yes, because some children really work for their, uh, parents. For example, they, um, uh, take care of his or her, uh, siblings, or do, uh, um, housework. They just provide everything that their parents want. So in this case, they should get something as a reward. In this case, manyly, parents choose giving money, and it has own, um, advantage and disadvantage. Because I think that adventari are more important. Because in this case, children will learn, um, their own financial system and understand that what’s the value of the money, what they can with that money. Uh, and they will understand how to manage their own, uh, financial process. And it’s actually better when they learn it’s in early age.
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