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Good evening, adjudicator and chairperson. Todays topic as, I’m sure you all know is that parents should be held responsible for their teenage children’s actions. As the affirmative team, we believe this statement is absolutely true.
Today I’ll, be convincing you of this by showing you that as parents are most definitely financially responsible and as they are role models, who are a huge influence on their teenage children’s actions.
To begin with, as we all know parents are the main or, all the financial support for teenagers. The Junior Achievement Teens and Personal survey states that only 1% of teenagers aged 15 to 17 years old can support themselves financially without the help of a parent or guardian. For this responsibility Parents are expected to provide for their teenage children, and in this case it’s paying school fees, for schoolbooks, uniforms, accommodation, food, entertainment, clothes and much more, just what teenagers usually and necessarily need. Now let’s say that a parent doesn’t take that responsibility and fails to accomplish it, their teenage child’s actions, resulting from this, would become the parent’s responsibility, right ladies and gentleman? For example if a parent failed to pay for school fees, school uniform, plus school books and that teenager is uneducated its the parent’s responsibility. Which is a serious matter with serious consequences, as shown in the G Gawker CDC big annual report from 2005-2013 which states that young people uneducated leads to higher rates of obesity among their children, Higher rates of obesity for woman, breastfeeding children less, more likely to smoke, less likely to get tested for colorectal cancer and most importantly having a significantly life expectancy. If a teenager becomes homeless, it’s the parent’s responsibility, for not providing accommodation. If the teenager is sick or underweight it’s the parent’s responsibility, for not proving food. If the teenager is suffering depression,
Today I’ll, be convincing you of this by showing you that as parents are most definitely financially responsible and as they are role models, who are a huge influence on their teenage children’s actions.
To begin with, as we all know parents are the main or, all the financial support for teenagers. The Junior Achievement Teens and Personal survey states that only 1% of teenagers aged 15 to 17 years old can support themselves financially without the help of a parent or guardian. For this responsibility Parents are expected to provide for their teenage children, and in this case it’s paying school fees, for schoolbooks, uniforms, accommodation, food, entertainment, clothes and much more, just what teenagers usually and necessarily need. Now let’s say that a parent doesn’t take that responsibility and fails to accomplish it, their teenage child’s actions, resulting from this, would become the parent’s responsibility, right ladies and gentleman? For example if a parent failed to pay for school fees, school uniform, plus school books and that teenager is uneducated its the parent’s responsibility. Which is a serious matter with serious consequences, as shown in the G Gawker CDC big annual report from 2005-2013 which states that young people uneducated leads to higher rates of obesity among their children, Higher rates of obesity for woman, breastfeeding children less, more likely to smoke, less likely to get tested for colorectal cancer and most importantly having a significantly life expectancy. If a teenager becomes homeless, it’s the parent’s responsibility, for not providing accommodation. If the teenager is sick or underweight it’s the parent’s responsibility, for not proving food. If the teenager is suffering depression,