Yes, that's right, especially now that there are many married couples who both choose to work, it's not wrong to increase their income, but however we can never exclude a child in our lives, because of course a child definitely needs attention and guidance from both parents. Meanwhile, when both parents are busy working and entrust their children to other people, such as one of their family members, then of course there will be no attention to a child because even though for example the parents have finished their work, of course they need time to rest. .
This means that I think I am clear that it is very likely that their children could fall into various negative things including gambling, especially in their play environment when their parents are busy working. Despite directing proper education regarding the dangers of the bad effects that gambling can cause, I think it is unlikely for schools to provide such learning in their curriculum, because usually this problem is more directed at the responsibility of parents.
I agree that schools are shifting their focus to parental responsibility. But if everyone is busy shifting responsibility, then nothing good will come of it. It would be ideal if both parties paid at least minimal attention to this, I do not demand much from this. Sometimes it may even happen that parents will explain this at school, but children will do the opposite because bad things attract them out of curiosity.
Ultimately, everything will depend on the friends and campaign of teenagers and children. If they have a bad leader who does bad things, then everyone will also imitate him, because many will want to look cool. I myself remember how this happened in my childhood and the impact such bad guys had on others.
Although basically this idea is good to use as a prevention so that a child can really avoid gambling, yes, I think it is unlikely for schools to add this learning to the subject curriculum at their school, as I said, usually this is more directed at parental responsibility, but if the government really pays attention to this bad possibility, then maybe the government will order all schools in the country to implement lessons about the dangers of gambling. But actually, if we look at it from another point of view, I would say that telling a child about the dangers of gambling could also be the wrong action, because as we know, a child who is still a minor usually has a fairly high level of curiosity about anything. what they found, means that it is not impossible for them to try to do something that is completely prohibited because of their curiosity, especially about gambling activities.
In an environment where children are still underage, they usually always want to follow or have everything that their friends have, whatever it is, meaning that if in that environment there is one of them who is involved in gambling then yes, that is something that Maybe in the end everyone will try to get involved, wanting to look cool like you said. Returning to the initial discussion, in my opinion, one solution that might be more appropriate is that we as parents and perhaps also the school are better off keeping a child away from anything that is negative, especially gambling, because it is better not to know about it at all.
