Teenagers’s Delinquency

Today is the modern world. The growth of technology progress is very quick. Various information obtained in just minutes. All people can communicate as they want. No exception of teenagers. They can communicate without boundaries with their friends and their girlfriend/boyfriend. Communication without boundaries doesn’t only bring positive impact, but also bring negative impacts. One of them is the teenagers’s delinquency. Teenagers’s delinquency is the use of narcotics, fre sex, and brawl. Teenagers’s delinquency doesn’t only come from theirselves. But it also comes from their friends around them. With the unlimited communication, teens is easily influenced to do mischief. For example, absent from the school, free sex, and others.
Sophisticated technology has brought many negative effects for the teens. Through technology, everything can be deployed in a matter of seconds included in the spread of pornographic photos. The photos will plung the teens into a free sex because teens are generally always wanted to do something new.
Besides pornography, brawl and the using of narcotics are also include to the teenagers’s delinquency that should be avoided. Teenagers’s delinquency didn’t separate from the role of communications technology. With the unlimited communications, the drug dealers can make transactions quickly. Generally the targets of the drug dealers are teenagers. If the teenagers had ever tried drugs, they will be addicted. If they were addicted, they will do other mischief. For example, absent from their school, steal, brawl, and others.
To prevent the teenagers’s delinquency, the role of parents, families and teachers are necessary. Parents can monitor their children so they won’t lapse into teenagers’s delinquency by giving full attention to their child in their home. And teachers can supervise and advise their students in the school. So, the teachers can improve the role of students’s parents. If the parents and the teachers don’t pay attention to the teenagers, the teenagers will tend to seek attention through other ways, including by making mischief. In conclusion, teenagers won’t do mischief if they get attention from their parents and their teachers.