In this day and age, the younger people are vulnerable to a lazy lifestyle, which sparks a debate among the causes and solutions of this phenomenon. I am inclined to think that the technology invasion and its convenience primarily lead to this issue.
On the one hand, it is mainly the superior electric features which facilitates citizen’s lives. This is particularly true of the automation breakthroughs, applied to almost life aspects, specially dosmetic chores or even basic working tasks. Juvenile, therefore, take these features of granted, without learning how to do even the minimal quests. Moreover, this gadgets has created a sense of overindulgence for these immature children. Having the help from technology, they no longer make efforts for their works and studies, leading a sedentary lifestyle in the long run.
On the other hand, to address the issue, the essence of this problems need to be considered more drastically, particularly the family monitoring. Most of Gen Z and Gen Y parents have tendency to folllow their own passions, neglecting the growth of their offsprings. Therefore, they must make an involvement in their kids’s personal life, encouraging and instructing them from the basic skills at the early age. I take Bwan club for example, as it provides a intellectual and active activities for the kid, which let either parents and young teenagers share their stories through practical chemistry lessons, reducing the screentime and tightening their bonds.
In conclusion, Bwan Camp serves as an excellent programme, guilding those being lazy to a more active lifestyle.