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Nowadays in many countries, traditional customs are less popular than in the past. Do you agree or disagree? What can parents and teachers do about this?

 

Nowadays in many countries, traditional customs are less popular than in the past. Do you agree 

or disagree? What can parents and teachers do about this? 


  

Unarguably, modern days witness an alarming decline in traditional customs and culture compared to the past. I completely agree with this notion, and by making the current generation aware of cultural aspects more deeply, the parents and teachers can reverse the issue. 


The reason behind my support is that the globe has changed drastically in the past one or two decades. Moreover, with the advent of technology, especially the Internet, this world has become a global village. Hence, today’s generation has grabbed more knowledge about other cultures. More specifically, while residing in India, teenagers prefer to wear western clothes since they have more choices. Therefore, globalisation is gulping local cultures. 


To get around this cultural invasion, both teachers and parents should have to come forward to investigate this matter thoroughly by following certain aspects. Firstly, schools must arrange workshops and awareness camps for school-goers regularly to inculcate cultural and moral values in their minds. This concept will help them to stay connected with their roots since schools play an imperative role in providing knowledge about our history and customs. 


Secondly, parents should follow their old traditions while doing any activity at home because their wards often imitate them as parents are like first teachers. Moreover, parents must ask the local government to organise cultural events and activities for their offspring. For instance, several nations such as Japan, China, Hong Kong and South Korea scheduled cultural camps continuously to make their youngsters aware of culture, customs, creed and roots.  

 

To conclude, owing to this fast-paced modern world and globalisation, people show more interest in western and other cultures. As a result, we have to emphasise local history and tradition to overcome this cultural loss. 


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