Why Do We Have Rules?

Today 's miracle is a source of inspiration for Sydney. Sydney wonders "Why are there rules?" I thank WONDERING for staying in Sydney.

If you want to ask the teacher a class question, what will you do? If it enters your mind, are you just screaming for your question? Or will you raise your hand and wait until the teacher calls your name?

If you raise your hands carefully, it may be because your teacher has rules to tell you what you should do when you have a problem. Can you imagine what it feels like if anyone can talk anytime anywhere in the classroom any time?

What if anyone could get up to class and do whatever they wanted? Do you think how much learning will happen? Without an ordinary peace learning environment, classrooms without regulations will be chaotic.

If you are like a lot of children, you may feel that there are too many rules. After all, you have rules at home. You have rules at school. There are rules for sports events and participation in clubs where you participate. Why do we have so many rules? In fact, why do you have some rules?

As inferred from the class example above, rules can create a chaotic order. You might want to do whatever you want, but you may not want to apply the same rule to others when you want it.

In order to live and work in society, we must make rules that most of us agree. Sometimes these rules may be informal rules, like the rules that we have at home and in the classroom. If you violate these rules, timeouts and detention may be affected, but normally you will not be imprisoned even if you violate it.

Important rules may be summarized and applied to everyone in a particular community. These rules are called laws, and breaking them may result in more serious consequences such as imprisonment and penalty payment.

When you master driving, you can see how many rules apply to driving a car. I can not move faster as I like. I can not just park in the place you want. You can not drive the road you want to drive.

Driving rules share common goals with many rules that need to be followed in every aspect of everyday life. If you list the rules you follow every day, you will quickly understand how many rules keep you safe and make your life more enjoyable.

Imagine life is like no rule. What happens if someone is allowed to bring what you want, including yours? What happens when you ride a bicycle if people are allowed to drive on the sidewalk? Without rules to obey, things are confused and dangerous.

If you really feel that a particular rule is unfair, actively learn the details of the rule. Who made the rules? Why is this a rule?

Do not ignore or violate the rules if you think that the rules do not have justifiable reasons. Instead decide what you can do to change the rules. Congressmen try to change the rules everyday around the world.

The main reason why we break rules is that most rules are bad rules or not actually exist. If you have a rule of good life - a rule that everyone can play, rules to make a game of life fun, challenging and stimulating - you will not try to change it. As I defined, good rules are the rules that you can obey and never want to break.

Sometimes we can not accept new life changes because not all changes follow our rules. Just as we make rules to make our lives easier to manage or in order. But you think I will make it difficult for us to decide by rule. Because when we make rules in our lives, we strictly decide our heads and face a new direction in sudden life, so that our rules do not solve new changes I notice that. According to our rules, we believe we are right and everything should follow our rules.

According to school rules, we will prove to understand the importance of rules and respect governance bodies. We face many rules not only in school but also in daily life. The observance of these rules indicates that they care about the people who make the rules, such as principals, teachers, and police. Even if you do not understand the purpose behind a particular rule, following school rules will show your teacher and principal the decision you trust them.