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| Q: | Ask a Question about Have young people forgotten their manners? |
by Cristina Nuta -|
Tags: young, child, polite, manners, forgot, people, education, generation |
Category: Education - ( Education Archive)
Date Added: 30 October '09
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| Date: | Name: JJ |
| 10/2009 28 |
I do not completely agree with you. I have met more older people who are flat out rude than I have young people. Parents need to teach their children manners! |
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| Date: | Name: JJ |
| 10/2009 28 |
I am 25, so I'm not sure if I fall into the category of the youth of today or not but I believe manners are extremely important and something that everyone should have. It shows a basic repect for other people. I don't believe you have to shake hands with everyone you meet to be classed as having manners or any other old cliche of what manners comprise of but it can be portrayed through body language and speech more than anything. Just saying thankyou and please can make a huge difference for example. I worked in a shop for 3 years and the amount of people, young and old, that do not say please or thankyou, or even acknowledge you in some cases, is amazing. This way of acting made me feel worthless in their eyes. A simple please and thankyou made me feel like they knew I was another human being and not just a robot there to serve them. I will say that I saw huge link in children that had no manners to their parents also having no manners. In early years children will probably do as their parents do. If a childs parents are seen by the child to show no manners to everyone they speak to then the child will see nothing wrong in doing the same. Teaching your child manners has to be something that every parent does. Manners do not cost a thing and there is absolutely no reason why we should not show courtesy to those people who we know and like and to those who we do not know. I find it hard to show manners to those who do not give them but feel it is the right thing to always conduct myself with manners as i wish other people to do unto me as I would do to them. |
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| Date: | Name: Graham Beattie |
| 10/2009 26 |
The manners of the younger generation are not even close to our generation. I am not sure what happened in the past 25 years but the up and coming generation have been taught that rudeness is ok. They do not reach out to others in a cheerful greeting-it is all about them. |
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