Being a parent or a child today looks nothing like it did in previous generations. Why? What's changed so much? How active a role should a parent take in their child's dating life? Does a child who becomes an adult now owe their parents the same money that their parents put into their upbringing? Does a child need to do everything their parents say until a certain age? Or until they move out? Should parents speak to their kids as friends? As authority figures? As psychologists? As something else? Should a single adult live on their own? Or with their parents until they get married? _x000D_ _x000D_ Whether you're raising a child, being raised by your parents or grandparents or are somewhere between childhood and adulthood, these questions don't have clear answers like they used to in the not so distant past. So, let's debate!_x000D_ _x000D_ Come explore explosive topics like these, and see where the argument takes us! Controlled arguments help build skills like expressing yourself clearly, listening deeply, and disagreeing respectfully, all while letting you learn more about others and yourself!_x000D_ _x000D_ As we talk, we will analyze some of the best (and worst!) ways to discuss and debate in English._x000D_ _x000D_ 为什么今天为人父母、为人子女与前几代人的情况完全不同？什么变化如此之大？父母应该在孩子的恋爱关系中扮演多么正向的角色？父母把孩子抚育成人，孩子是否应该将这笔钱还给父母？在某一年龄之前，或者直到搬出去之前，孩子是否需要对父母言听计从？父母应该以朋友的身份和孩子说话？还是应该作为作为权威人物、心理学家？或是别的什么身份？单身的成年人应该独立生活还是继续和父母一起生活，直到结婚？_x000D_ _x000D_ 无论你是在抚养孩子，由父母或祖父母抚养，还是在童年和成年之间的某个年龄段，这些问题都不像在不远的过去那样有明确的答案。所以，让我们一起来辩论吧!_x000D_ _x000D_ 一起来聊聊爆炸性的话题，看看你有多能侃！理性的讨论可以帮助每个人自我提升，比如更精准的表达，更有效的倾听，尊重不同的观点。与此同时，也可以从别人身上学到不一样的东西，了解一个全新的自己。_x000D_ _x000D_ 这期club我们就来讨论这个话题，并分享一些超棒（和超烂）的英语辩论技巧！