Gender inequality. parenting can close the gap

·         It is written by Ms. Seena. Elizabeth International, PALA.

·         It is a model for others.

·         I was just giving the question and she was writing it sans any discussion in the class.

·         The original write up had a few negligible errors, and those parts are highlighted with correction. To me, this essay will fetch a clean SEVEN for sure. Jaypee. It is loaded in www.jpsukham.blogspot.com and sent to all my online students overseas.

Gender discrimination can be done away with in the long run if the new generation nuclear parents are able to bring up their children with due gender respect in the family.

To what extent do you agree or disagree with this view?

Gender inequality is still persistent in many parts of the world. There are many ways to close this gap. It is true that parents have a big role in meeting this goal. 32 words

There is a saying that, today’s children are tomorrow’s citizens. If both boys and girls are given equal importance at home, it will get reflected in their thoughts. When they become parents, they will not crave for baby boys or baby girls rather they will wait for healthy babies; and the latter be brought up like equals. Above all, the children should be taught of the genetic differences of male and females, and how to respect both the genders equally. This will eliminate the deep-rooted mischief in them. In addition to that, parents can make it clear to the children as to how both genders are equally important for nature and for the survival of human species. 115 words

On the contrary, not only the parents have the responsibility to bring up them children with gender respect to eliminate gender discrimination, but also the other socially relevant institutions and employers have their own part to deal with this problem. However, what will be the thought and behavior of an individual is the reflection of what he or she has learnt from home. Therefore, it is possible to bring both the genders closer, if parents are able to give equal importance to their sons and daughters. 85 words.

In short, the new generation educated parents have an important role in elimination gender discrimination because family is the basic unit of any society. The changes must happen to the family first. Then, naturally, it would become a positive trend in the long run. 40 words.

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