Is it widely known that parents are the best teachers? In a modern society, people always face the dilemma to choose whether parents or other people are the best teachers. This problem is the much-debated one in that it affects everyone in his or her daily lives. As far as I am concerned, I think that parents are the best teachers because of their love and lifetime teaching. In the following discussion, I would like to present evidence to support my point of view.
On the one hand, the first argument that can be presented to develop my position is that parents love us whole-heartedly. For example, from time to time, they have to give up their own time, pleasure, and even their dreams in order to fulfill our needs.
Moreover, most parents do not expect their children to thank to their invaluable contributions but rather look forward to a sagacious and happy life for their children to enjoy. In short, there is no better example than this to illustrate the strength of our parents’ teaching.
On the other hand, there is another reason for me to consider that parents teach us constantly. For instance, throughout our lifetime not only do our parents provide us with all living needs but they also are responsible for introducing the world to us. Furthermore, they teach us by what they say and do to tell us how to face with problems to weather difficulties optimistically. Hence, how can we stop thinking of our parents as the best teachers?
Finally, as a proverb says “Everything has two sides.” Although I admit that there are a couple of advantages of other people’ teaching, I still think that the defects of it are more obvious. In fact, we will find out that the advantages of parents’ teaching outweigh those of others. Therefore, we can surely indicate that choosing parents’ best teaching is a rather wise decision.
To sum up, given the reasons discussed above, which sometimes intertwine to form an organic hole and thus become persuasive, we may safely come to the conclusion that parents are the best teachers because of their love, devoted, and lifetime teaching. In the end, I will conclude my argument by emphasizing that only by the best teaching of our parents will we can own a sagacious and happy life.
On the one hand, the first argument that can be presented to develop my position is that parents love us whole-heartedly. For example, from time to time, they have to give up their own time, pleasure, and even their dreams in order to fulfill our needs.
Moreover, most parents do not expect their children to thank to their invaluable contributions but rather look forward to a sagacious and happy life for their children to enjoy. In short, there is no better example than this to illustrate the strength of our parents’ teaching.
On the other hand, there is another reason for me to consider that parents teach us constantly. For instance, throughout our lifetime not only do our parents provide us with all living needs but they also are responsible for introducing the world to us. Furthermore, they teach us by what they say and do to tell us how to face with problems to weather difficulties optimistically. Hence, how can we stop thinking of our parents as the best teachers?
Finally, as a proverb says “Everything has two sides.” Although I admit that there are a couple of advantages of other people’ teaching, I still think that the defects of it are more obvious. In fact, we will find out that the advantages of parents’ teaching outweigh those of others. Therefore, we can surely indicate that choosing parents’ best teaching is a rather wise decision.
To sum up, given the reasons discussed above, which sometimes intertwine to form an organic hole and thus become persuasive, we may safely come to the conclusion that parents are the best teachers because of their love, devoted, and lifetime teaching. In the end, I will conclude my argument by emphasizing that only by the best teaching of our parents will we can own a sagacious and happy life.
