In order to cater to you, I will discuss it from the opposite angle: teenagers should be severely punished for making mistakes. There are three reasons: 1. Teenagers are most likely to make mistakes when they grow up. If they make mistakes twice at a time, they should be educated lightly. For him, such education can be foreseen before he makes a mistake, but it only hurts the skin and does not hurt the bones. For him, it is psychologically acceptable to receive such an education, so they should make mistakes first and then be prepared for education. Simple education is a negative textbook for other students. Oh, I made a mistake. Is education that simple? Reflection, the cost of making mistakes is too low, it is worth it! Therefore, in the future, some aspects will be difficult to get through through positive channels. If I can get through mistakes, I also choose to make mistakes. There is no warning to other students, let alone warning and shock. There are many countries in the world with excellent public security! Such as Saudi Arabia and Singapore, it is not difficult to find that their penalties are very severe. In Saudi Arabia, if you are caught stealing, who dares to steal? Needless to say, even others dare not cross the line. Let's look at Singapore, a developed country with a high degree of civilization, and find that stealing and flogging are not enough for most people. Who dares to steal? Positive and negative contrast: there is no heavy punishment in education, and some people will commit crimes after education, and more people will follow suit; And a heavy penalty, not only the person who made the mistake did not dare, but even those who knew it were afraid. The result is completely different.