1 Good parenting

Good schooling
The parent-child relationship

2 Build strong family relationships

Build a sense of belonging
Have meals as a family
Share family chores
Share ideas and feelings

Strengthen family bonds
Family bonding activities

Achieve a good work-family balance
Help their children with homework

Monitor their children's academic performance
Are more involved in their children's education

These parents believe that they are more involved in their children's education than their own parents were.

Teach their children good manners
Provide good role models for their children

3 Working parents

It helps busy working parents balance their lives.

Have busy careers
(Children) Spend their after-school hours without adult supervision

Internet addiction
Spend too much time online
Weaken family bonds
Feel disconnected from each other
Cause family conflict/ high divorce rate

4 Parenting style/ child-rearing style

Expect their children to do exactly what they are told
Stifle their creativity
Damage their self-esteem

Spoil their children
Permissive parents
(Children) can behave as they please

Are understanding and supportive
Respect their feelings
Support their choices
Respect their individuality

Western parents try to respect their children's individuality.

Give them advice and support
Encourage them to think independently
Help them build self-confidence and self-esteem
Help them achieve their potential

5 Emotional health/ emotional well-being

This program aims to promote emotional health among young people.

Provide them with emotional support
(Children) Seek advice from parents
Damage their emotional health

6 Develop good moral values

Teach children the difference between right and wrong
Teach children about social responsibility

7 Good behavior

Follow school rules
Develop self-control
Well-behavior students
Teach them good manners and etiquette

Break school rules
Unacceptable behavior

8 Their peers

Peer pressure
Are in their formative years
Often act on impulse

Teenagers often act on impulse and get into trouble with their parents.

Are influenced by peer pressure
Positive peer pressure ➡️ Increase their motivation to learn
Negative peer pressure ➡️ drug abuse, teenage sex, school bullying, youth crime

Feel lonely and isolated

9 Behavior problems

Unruly students
Drop out of school

Half of young adults who dropped out of school regretted their decision later.

Are involved with gangs and crime

Take responsibility for their own actions
Have respect for their neighbors and communities

10 Youth crime

Lack self-control
Do not think about the consequences of their actions
Commit a crime

Reduce/ prevent youth crime
Become law-abiding citizens

11 Prepare them well for adult life

Increase their independence
A responsible member of society
A productive/ contributing member of society

(Parents) raise their children to be responsible/ productive/ contributing members of society

(School) prepare students to be...
Produce well-rounded individuals