June Ang

Are teens in need of etiquette lessons in school?

From my point of view, children should be the ones who need etiquette lesson. Reason because learning the right way to respect and behave properly in public from young will be easier. Hence, they will grow up with the good discipline and manner.

Nowadays, teens' behaviour is really unacceptable. From the way they speak and react, vulgar language and inappropriate actions will get involved. Recently, i was having my lunch with my mum in Macdonald. Sitting next to us, was a bunch of young adults talking and laughing loudly in public. Many customers, not just us, were looking at them with a bad expression. Having knowing that their behaviour in public is horrible, they still continue their conversation by laughing loudly! Worst still, vulgarises lash out many time too.

From this, i think that parents or school should really teach teens the discipline of attitude. Speaking loudly in public is already a disrespectful was, yet saying vulgarises is way too much!

The most important role behind all teens is their parents. Parents should teach their children about respect from the very beginning when kids entering kindergarten. Let them know what an appropriate person should behave in certain occasion. Etiquette lesson should be organise in secondary school, however it can be occasionally lesson like once a month. Not only the parents and school should teaches the teens, teens themselves must listen to the adviser. Teens must really take all the advice into consideration and improve their attitude. Try not to get closer with people that behave rudely, as teens might get influence easily. No matter how many disciplines and lessons been taught, teens will still behave inappropriately if they don't listen.