As follows:
1. Definition
Juvenile legal education refers to the educational activities to popularize legal knowledge and enhance legal awareness among teenagers. Its purpose is to let teenagers understand legal knowledge, establish correct legal concepts, and cultivate law-abiding awareness and legal literacy, so as to prevent and reduce the occurrence of juvenile delinquency.
The contents of legal education for teenagers mainly include intellectual property protection, network protection for minors, traffic safety and other legal knowledge closely related to teenagers.
2. The importance of juvenile legal education is self-evident.
First of all, through legal education, let teenagers understand legal knowledge, make clear what is legal and what is illegal, so as to avoid illegal and criminal acts. Secondly, legal education can enhance teenagers' legal awareness and make them understand the consequences of their actions, thus reducing teenagers' criminal behavior.
Finally, legal education can cultivate teenagers' law-abiding consciousness and legal literacy, make them become law-abiding citizens and make contributions to social stability and harmony.
3. We should pay attention to the following matters when educating teenagers about the legal system.
First of all, we should strengthen family education. Family education is the foundation of juvenile legal education. Parents should strengthen the legal education and guidance for their children, so that children can establish a correct legal concept from an early age.
Secondly, we should pay attention to cultivating young people's legal literacy. Legal literacy refers to the quality of legal knowledge, legal awareness and legal skills, which is an important part of juvenile legal education. Finally, we should guide young people to form a sense of self-protection. In the face of bad behavior and illegal behavior, teenagers should learn to protect themselves and avoid being hurt.
summary
It is very important and necessary to educate teenagers about the law. Through legal education, teenagers can understand legal knowledge, establish correct legal concepts, and cultivate law-abiding awareness and legal literacy, thus preventing and reducing the occurrence of juvenile delinquency.
In order to better educate teenagers in the legal system, it is necessary to strengthen family education, pay attention to cultivating teenagers' legal literacy and guide them to form a sense of self-protection. We believe that through our joint efforts, juvenile legal education will certainly achieve better results.