第1个回答 2012-05-29
Good morning, ladies and gentlemen. Today my topic is“Learning to get along with our parents.”
These days, most of us feel it is hard to get along with our parents. We easily get angry for no reason and even talk to them for days.
I think the causes are as follows. First, our parents only care about our marks and it makes us stressed. Second, we are unwilling to communicate with them.
It's time for us to change. First, we can communicate with them by sharing our joys and worries with them. Then, we can help do some housework to show our love for them. Finally, we should achieve a balance between our school work and hobbies so that they won't feel worried about us.
That's all for my speech. Thank you!
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第2个回答 2012-05-29
you may find that you are fighting with your parents about everything and anything. This is not unusual. As a child, your parents did everything for you and that was okay. But now that you are a teenager, you can do a lot of things for yourself. As you develop, you begin to have your own opinions and ideas, and your parents are not ready to handle this yet. It is a big shock for them to see a whole new person grow out of the child you once were.
You feel grown-up enough to do something; they feel the opposite. Also, your parents’ first instinct is to protect you. So while you may not feel like you are doing anything wrong, they may dislike a few of your friends, or not want you to go to a party where everyone will be drinking.
So how can we deal with our parents
w can I deal with my parents?
Do not yell and insult them – this only makes you look immature, and they will be less likely to understand what you want
Try to reason with them logically to prove you are mature enough to do what you want
Make a deal – for example, you want to stay out two hours later. Your parents want you to get an A on your next math test. Make a deal that if you get the A, you can stay out later. It’s a win-win situation