Over the past few years, the issue of peer pressure has been wildly debated,(.) it has beneficial influences on youngsters or causes worse effects on them.
From my perspective, I consider that both views have their advantages for adolescents as long as parents and teachers have to take more care of children’s mentality development after matters have happened.
One of the reasons why children have peer pressure is a great material for their growing experience because it is not only enhancing children’s resilience but also reinforcing their emotional management ability. For instance, in school, youngsters take a number of tests. Comparing scores with each other seems normal to them, but some students who got bad scores would be motivated by this action. In this situation, those of underperforming students experienced that tackle their upset emotion and reintroduce their enthusiasm in learning subjects. Therefore, this kind of phenomenon leads to pupils that have a positive competitive environment, naturally.
However, some argue that peer pressure causes serious mental disorders for children because every child has different personalities and family backgrounds. These factors contribute to how an individual treats other people or receiving messages from others, and therefore, peer pressure is often linked with bullying and language insultings. Avoiding these behaviors occurs in school, teachers and parents ought to play a pivotal role to kids. In order to teach children to be respectful and caring of their surroundings.
In conclusion, although children have difficulties facing peer pressure, it still has some meaningful learning values. In my opinion, I believe that having some experiences of tackling peer pressure with adult company is a plus for children’s childhood.