Some parents deliberately create challenging situations to help their children become more adaptable., Leaving teenagers unsupervised for short periods can teach them responsibility, if handled carefully., Teachers should encourage students to take initiative rather than rely on constant guidance., A strong sense of independence often develops when children are trusted to make their own decisions., Excessive over-protectiveness can lead to anxiety when young people face unfamiliar situations., In a risk-averse culture, even small mistakes are often seen as failures rather than learning opportunities., Learning how to deal with danger is an essential life skill that cannot be developed in a completely safe environment., Allowing children to take reasonable risks helps them understand consequences and build confidence., Some argue that exposing children to danger in a controlled way prepares them better for real life., Parents who mollycoddle their children may unintentionally limit their emotional and social development.

SO C1 U7.3

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