Is Gambling Affect Education/Studies?

[Odusko]

Many children who gamble today learn it from other children in schools, and they grow this habit into an addiction simply because the parents don't pay attention to notice and stop this while it still very early.
So, raising a child isn't just about given him or her the best of life in terms of finance, but also teaching them the right from wrong and to stay far away from wrong things.

I agree with you that some parents who never hard all the playtime and the love they wanted from their parents because of the lack of financial resources, tend to misgive that love when they become parents and are privileged to have financial powers, that is why you will see a parent giving an underage kid an Internet-enabled device like smartphones and computers, and allowing them to access content that is way above their age without any limits or restrictions from the parent, this has destroyed many young people life as they tend to abuse such privilege some becomes cure gambling addicts from their computers games before promoting into full-time gamblers.

[Fiatless]

Even if gambling promotion is brought to your doorstep, you can choose to ignore it.

Whether we like it or not some people don't have the willpower to resist somethings. Such people would have to be protected by relevant government agencies. Some students are not within the gambling age, that is why there should be some level of restrictions of gambling promotion within the school environment. Everyone should take full responsibility for their action, but the weak need some level of protection for them to live productive lives.

[fuguebtc]

I agree with you that some parents who never hard all the playtime and the love they wanted from their parents because of the lack of financial resources, tend to misgive that love when they become parents and are privileged to have financial powers, that is why you will see a parent giving an underage kid an Internet-enabled device like smartphones and computers, and allowing them to access content that is way above their age without any limits or restrictions from the parent, this has destroyed many young people life as they tend to abuse such privilege some becomes cure gambling addicts from their computers games before promoting into full-time gamblers.

Too much freedom is never good. I think so. Many parents love their children very much. They give their children access to mobile phones, internet and computers at a young age. It has its good and bad sides. I have seen many children start things like coding, trading and freelancing while they are still in school and they are supporting themselves. I have also seen some news stories of children who have become addicted to games or gambling. I know a person who lost about 10,000 dollars of his father's bank account due to gambling. And he did it without fully understanding it. So I would say it is okay to give minor children mobile phones or computers, but parents should keep an eye on what they are doing using it.

[hyudien]

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If as a parent you can protect your growing child from early exposure to negative vices such as gambling and drugs you will have less work to do when they become adults, this is because at an early stage, the child can not stand up for themselves allowing them to get exposed to thing's from the society is somewhat dangerous to their upbringing and this has become a big issue for the bad societal upbringing in the current generations, so clearly I agree with the fact that gambling and drugs are the two major negatives vises that could limit a child proper mental growth.

I still remember and believe that the fruit that falls will not be far from the tree, as well as the activities of a father who gambles even though it is not known to his child but basically he has inherited that trait in the mind of a child. There is always a cause and effect of someone's actions in the past that will apply to their child in the future. But we must remain optimistic and change the system of how we educate our children and hope that our efforts to keep our children away are truly successful. There is always hope behind uncertainty.

[Sandra_hakeem]

If this story is true, I feel the companies in question should be sued and seized, period!.. I'd say, it a wrong narrative to think that when the kids are grown, they can be responsible for their actions afterwards. Personally, I don't think anyone outgrows learning/taking an advice -- it's only a fool that thinks like that.

BTW, let's not forget about the school's administrative department.. how did they conceive the idea of allowing the kids to get into the school premises with their cell phones?? Children are the most curious set of people and they'll do anything (out of their inexperience) to satisfy their curiosity. The government really needs to reach out to other areas just in case!

[Koadharber]

Many children who gamble today learn it from other children in schools, and they grow this habit into an addiction simply because the parents don't pay attention to notice and stop this while it still very early.
So, raising a child isn't just about given him or her the best of life in terms of finance, but also teaching them the right from wrong and to stay far away from wrong things.

I agree with you that some parents who never hard all the playtime and the love they wanted from their parents because of the lack of financial resources, tend to misgive that love when they become parents and are privileged to have financial powers, that is why you will see a parent giving an underage kid an Internet-enabled device like smartphones and computers, and allowing them to access content that is way above their age without any limits or restrictions from the parent, this has destroyed many young people life as they tend to abuse such privilege some becomes cure gambling addicts from their computers games before promoting into full-time gamblers.

Actually as a parent then we do really want all have that giving all the possible things on what we can for our kids on which including gadgets on which it isnt really only talks about on the negative aspect on things but we should be considerate about into the usage it do have on which this is really that important. It is always that best that you should really be that knowing on what are the needs of your kids.

External influences are really that indeed common and if you arent that good on handling or teaching up your kids then it will really be that resulting into those potential trouble or problem. Well, parents cant be perfect but it doesnt mean that you would really be just that make yourself that being too confident on letting your kids that getting derailed into the thing on which supposed arent to be done.

[Hispo]

If this story is true, I feel the companies in question should be sued and seized, period!.. I'd say, it a wrong narrative to think that when the kids are grown, they can be responsible for their actions afterwards. Personally, I don't think anyone outgrows learning/taking an advice -- it's only a fool that thinks like that.

Though, one should be careful when comes to talking about seizing and closing gambling companies because of the behavior or authorities and also because of the corruption of within the government.
Who is really at fault in those cases, casinos for wanting to maximize their earnings or authorities for turning a blind eye on their duty?
One also needs to keep in mind seizing and closing legitimate companies is not a good option in the long term, and my country is a painful example of it, when the government started to seize businesses all around.

I would rather those casinos and betting houses to suffer from fines instead of forcing them to close down forever.

[AmoreJaz]

If this story is true, I feel the companies in question should be sued and seized, period!.. I'd say, it a wrong narrative to think that when the kids are grown, they can be responsible for their actions afterwards. Personally, I don't think anyone outgrows learning/taking an advice -- it's only a fool that thinks like that.

Though, one should be careful when comes to talking about seizing and closing gambling companies because of the behavior or authorities and also because of the corruption of within the government.
Who is really at fault in those cases, casinos for wanting to maximize their earnings or authorities for turning a blind eye on their duty?
One also needs to keep in mind seizing and closing legitimate companies is not a good option in the long term, and my country is a painful example of it, when the government started to seize businesses all around.

I would rather those casinos and betting houses to suffer from fines instead of forcing them to close down forever.

Closing down means black market will become alive. That is because, gambling is innate to humans and so people will gamble no matter what. It is like part of our lives since time immemorial. So for the government, they can just implement gambling policies as well as penalties to generate revenue from this business. But totally shutting them down will just give rise to illegal gambling and at the same time, the government can't get revenue out of it.

Also, since the area where casinos can freely operate depends on the government itself, it means, the government has the responsibility to approve the jurisdiction where these offline gambling sites can operate. Thus, it is on them whether they will permit casinos to be built near academic premises. As much as possible, it is far from their area so students won't be tempted to go inside their establishments.

[Hatchy]

I would rather those casinos and betting houses to suffer from fines instead of forcing them to close down forever.

Some times the case may not be fully explain to us on the news. They may give us the mere cause of the shut down but then probably the government might have other reasons that they had to shut the casino down.
Sometimes fining them might not be enough to pay for the damage to they have caused on others so the government might have no chooses but to shut them down completely. Gambling for young people can have alot of effects on the young ones..

[Princess Leah]

I would rather those casinos and betting houses to suffer from fines instead of forcing them to close down forever.

Some times the case may not be fully explain to us on the news. They may give us the mere cause of the shut down but then probably the government might have other reasons that they had to shut the casino down.
Sometimes fining them might not be enough to pay for the damage to they have caused on others so the government might have no chooses but to shut them down completely. Gambling for young people can have alot of effects on the young ones..

Yeah, many reasons could cause a government to shutdown a Casino, if they owners use it to launder money for terrorists or drugs dealers or if their was an emergency in a casino that lead to many casualties, cause like that could make the government intervene and close down a casino forever, it depends on the level of crime they commit that would warrant that though.

 Also when it comes to allowing younger people gamble, I think it depends on the age bracket of people a casino or betting shop allows to game, for sure gambling can have a bad effect to students of younger age and if a casino or betting shop allows a minor to gamble then they should be fined for it since it's against the law, the government can step in when a particular betting shop or casino keeps being fined regularly for a particular charge.

[bitcoin_mining]

I still vividly remember my childhood from the time I started school until I was an adult, my family was very careful about me. My family members used to keep an eye on who I was walking with, whether I was going the wrong way, or whether I was getting addicted to anything else, including mobile phones. When I was younger I used to find things annoying but now that I'm older I want to thank them for every moment I have because they were so careful about me so I might have ended that life well. Many people who have studied with me are now away from education, some have left their studies for money and some have left their studies to earn money. From practical experience, I feel that if a student gets addicted to gambling while studying at an early age, it will have a bad effect on his educational life.

[laijsica]

If this story is true, I feel the companies in question should be sued and seized, period!.. I'd say, it a wrong narrative to think that when the kids are grown, they can be responsible for their actions afterwards. Personally, I don't think anyone outgrows learning/taking an advice -- it's only a fool that thinks like that.

One also needs to keep in mind seizing and closing legitimate companies is not a good option in the long term, and my country is a painful example of it, when the government started to seize businesses all around.

I would rather those casinos and betting houses to suffer from fines instead of forcing them to close down forever.

There are enough reasons to arrest the criminals. This is the government's effort when the law and order situation deteriorates and criminals increase their crimes. A part of the criminals are addicted to gambling and the government people enter the casinos to catch them on that occasion. As a result, there are cases of arrest of legal casino companies, although it is for a temporary period. There should be no obstacle to resuming business activities by displaying the necessary valid licenses.

The provision of fines after arrest by the government provides them with an opportunity to resume their activities in full swing.

[Cryptmuster]

I still remember and believe that the fruit that falls will not be far from the tree, as well as the activities of a father who gambles even though it is not known to his child but basically he has inherited that trait in the mind of a child. There is always a cause and effect of someone's actions in the past that will apply to their child in the future. But we must remain optimistic and change the system of how we educate our children and hope that our efforts to keep our children away are truly successful. There is always hope behind uncertainty.

This is not always the case, although children often copy their parents. If a father can show by his own example that his experience in gambling was bad, that he lost much more than he won, then this can help the child make the right decision, if he sees that his child is disappointed with gambling, that he has spent a lot of time and a lot of money, then perhaps it is the father's example that will be the reason why the son will never start playing.

[Luzin]

From practical experience, I feel that if a student gets addicted to gambling while studying at an early age, it will have a bad effect on his educational life.

Are there any comments here saying no? I read that most have a yes answer, influential. So I think those in school should be out of the gambling world. So they focus on education in developing themselves to face future challenges. With the current conditions, there will certainly be a difference for those who have understood gambling while in school and those who do not know about gambling while in school. The effects will certainly be on learning achievement, psychological condition, social condition, financial condition, and certainly focus condition.

[ovcijisir]

I still remember and believe that the fruit that falls will not be far from the tree, as well as the activities of a father who gambles even though it is not known to his child but basically he has inherited that trait in the mind of a child. There is always a cause and effect of someone's actions in the past that will apply to their child in the future. But we must remain optimistic and change the system of how we educate our children and hope that our efforts to keep our children away are truly successful. There is always hope behind uncertainty.

This is not always the case, although children often copy their parents. If a father can show by his own example that his experience in gambling was bad, that he lost much more than he won, then this can help the child make the right decision, if he sees that his child is disappointed with gambling, that he has spent a lot of time and a lot of money, then perhaps it is the father's example that will be the reason why the son will never start playing.

Besides the family, friends can also have big influence in getting gambling habits. If his friends gamble, person can feel pressure to start gambling in order to get along with his friends. This is specially highlighted in teenage and early 20s when friends have most influence on person.

On the other hand if his friends avoid gambling, then he will probably avoid it too.

[xenomorfo]

You are right, excessive activities can lead to addiction, this applies to everything and not only in gambling but also in other activities.
In the Catholic religion, in fact, lust is a very grave sin and is nothing other than the excess in seeking sex

It is important to have control and moderation to avoid problems, not only for students but for everyone.
So in my opinion you just need to set yourself a limit, a certain amount of hours of gameplay or a certain amount of money

It's not a question of religion or non-religion, let's say that abusing anything: that is, going to excess, inevitably leads to unpleasant consequences.
I also don't know about lettuce salad, it's good and healthy, but if you eat too much of it it's not good. You have to be balanced

[Juicyhome]

It's not a question of religion or non-religion, let's say that abusing anything: that is, going to excess, inevitably leads to unpleasant consequences.
I also don't know about lettuce salad, it's good and healthy, but if you eat too much of it it's not good. You have to be balanced

In essence too much of everything is bad? that is a lie we believed so long in time. If by this then excess of reading is not good too. I believe in practice make perfect. whatsoever you are doing try to repeat regular and you gonna master it. In this case, if one want to stop gambling or reduce it he must pratice how to stay a day without it. repeating it daily, by avoiding it can lead to total freedom from gambling.

[nullama]

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It's not a question of religion or non-religion, let's say that abusing anything: that is, going to excess, inevitably leads to unpleasant consequences.
I also don't know about lettuce salad, it's good and healthy, but if you eat too much of it it's not good. You have to be balanced

Yes, that's basically true, and pretty much anything can kill you, depending on how much you take.

I think there's a saying like, the poison is in the dose, or something like that.

You can literally die from drinking too much water for example. So, even the most important thing that you have to consume to keep you alive, can also kill you..

[Altryist]

Are there any comments here saying no? I read that most have a yes answer, influential. So I think those in school should be out of the gambling world. So they focus on education in developing themselves to face future challenges. With the current conditions, there will certainly be a difference for those who have understood gambling while in school and those who do not know about gambling while in school. The effects will certainly be on learning achievement, psychological condition, social condition, financial condition, and certainly focus condition.

The topic discusses the impact on students, I think it's different from schoolchildren, for a schoolchild there should be studying, helping around the house and playing sports, this is what will contribute to their development and will not have any emotional impact on them, for schoolchildren gambling will be a bad decision. For students it's a completely different matter, because they are essentially adults who should be able to make decisions on their own.

[G_Besar]

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It's not a question of religion or non-religion, let's say that abusing anything: that is, going to excess, inevitably leads to unpleasant consequences.
I also don't know about lettuce salad, it's good and healthy, but if you eat too much of it it's not good. You have to be balanced

That is clearly logical and very reasonable because not everything has to be associated with religion or the like even though each of those things also has its own influence and effect when done as is being discussed by everyone on this one topic where gambling also has an influence on education. So that can be taken as an example that the influence of what we eat should be seen more in terms of health rather than directly in terms of religion even though it could have continuity with what we do.