Teenagers of Today’s World Have a Better School Life Than Their Parents Had When They Were at School

I hear my father often precept to me that we, the tykeren of the present age, enjoy much freedom than they did when they were children. I admit to myself, by chance it is true. If we require anything, for personal use or for school purposes, our pargonnts buy them without hesitation. They bed to sire us things we demand. Today, it is a very, very ordinary thing to remark a school going teenager talking into a smart-looking carrel phone, or browsing internet, looking for scholarships or other academic nubble where s/he wants to go for studies in future.A growing child dresses well, goes out with her/his parents to swanky restaurants to dine, travels once or twice a course of study and has her/his birthdays celebrated ritually every year. Actually, these days, being the apples of the eyes of their parents, children will privation nothing that they fag end afford. All very well for the children of today. If we consider the supra examples, some of us may agree that the childr en of our present day are indeed fortunate. But, consider the issue a little bit deeper. argon there actually roses, roses all the way for the growing children alike us?Let us look around us, how the world is taking shape, how everything is changing. We can no longer be like the children of yester years, with a free sagacity and body, playing to our hearts content, remaining childlike. With the exception of a a few(prenominal) holidays every day in our life history is bound to a regimental routine. We have to get up early in the morning, prepare ourselves for school, and get back in the afternoon. In the evening, it is homework time and time for the supply for the umpteen examinations.In between the daily routine, we have to go to tick and acquire new skills, how to draw how to dance well and recite, how to compute like a professional and how to swim gracefully. Then there are more for others. Some go to learn playing tennis or chess, cricket or soccer, badminton or basketbal l. All this, we are taught, is for a successful life afterwards. We cannot hope to get admission in any reputed institute by and by on unless we score a certain percentage of marks in our board examination.Even after that, we have to appear for a concentrated merit test to acquire a seat in the institute. Our parents guess high hopes on us that we would bring luck in our family lead someone to be proud of. Now, is it not a challenge we bet everyday? A modern child has to face challenges everywhere. Security and lie with of the family cannot protect her from the competitive world. The on going onslaught of being left(a) behind is always lurking. We always have to be up and get going. It is always study time. Would some one please explain why all work and no play makes Jack a dim boy?