Some people argue that when children starts school their teachers have more influnce than their parents. I partly agree with this idea because child spend nore time at school with their teachers , however parents also have responsibility for their child’s behaviour .
On the one hand , teachers have a significant influnce on children because they spend many hours with them at school studying and experiencing new experiences and developing social skills . Teachers teach not only academic subjects but also discipline , team-work , ocmunication and also problem soloving skills , as well as important life lessons . By that children’s curiosity increase and they go to school not because they forced to but becuase they enjoy learning new subjects . Moreoever , children often respect their teachers and follow their advice . When students make mistake teachers can explain their errors and set a good example also encourge them to improve and be supportive . For example a science teacher can inspire a student to become interested in scince and help to choose a related career in future .
On the other hand , parents have a greater influnce on their children because some children shape their parent’s personality and behaviour from an early age . Parents spend more years with their children and the first people who teach them basic values , like honesty , hard work most importantly respect for people . As a result , children show these values in their terations with others . A lot of children learn how to act from their surroundings and the best exaple for that is their parents . If also parents act and speak politely children also start to imitate their parents actions . Parents also can give example by envoriment of people and cartoons , books as they grow up . For instance , if parents teach their child to be responsible , respectful at home , children are more likely to show the same to other people .
In conclusion , although teachers help children to develope team work and good behaviour thought lessons at school , I believe that parents also have a significantly responsibility for shaping their children’s behaviour and values