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Central idea: ‘Teachers are concerned about finishing the lesson.’  
  
Supporting points:   
●  Different schools have different subjects depending on the child’s age and each 
subject is taught by a specific teacher. It is highly unlikely that each teacher teaches 
the same standards of discipline to all pupils across all grades.   
●  Each child is different and has to be moulded depending on the child’s behaviour.  
  
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Central idea: Children learn from their parents.   
  
Supporting points:   
●  They tend to spend a lot of time with their children during their free time at home. 
Since they interact more with their child, they have an opportunity to teach them 
discipline and mend their behaviour.   
●  Children often try to imitate their parents and learn behavioural skills from them.  
  
Conclusion  
  
● Teachers in this modern era find it extremely difficult to discipline all the children and 
mend their ways within the allotted time. It is the responsibility of the parents to 
discipline their child and show them what is right and wrong.