hint on debate on topic 'experience is imperative for mental maturity' on 'against' the motion
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To tackle this debate from the opposing side you need to focus more on how maturity can be gained by other means than experience alone. Here are some points that may help you argue out your point effectively:
-Stress on the quality of love as an indicator of maturity. With this you can prove that a ten year old child who shows love is more mature than a fifty year old person who is hateful and arrogant.
-Maturity can be learned: quote search famous sayings as ' wise people learn from other peoples experiences'. With this you can prove that you do not have do have had a certain experience to learn how to handle yourself maturely when you find yourself in it, rather you could learn to handle it maturely by just learning from someone's experience.
-It all depends on the individual. Argue out and prove that two people could each have a similar experience but that does not mean that both would emerge mature from it. There are people who could have tons of experience, well aged, but still act so childish in situations.
-Cultural aspects and upbringing: culture can be a great determinant for maturity. Depending on how someone is taught, if he/she has only been taught negative things, no matter how much experience they get, it would be difficult to get maturity out of them.
-Religion: depending on one's belief or unbelief, their level of maturity may be determined. One's belief can lead them to act more maturely than someone else with more experience than them.
Hope you find this helpful.
-Stress on the quality of love as an indicator of maturity. With this you can prove that a ten year old child who shows love is more mature than a fifty year old person who is hateful and arrogant.
-Maturity can be learned: quote search famous sayings as ' wise people learn from other peoples experiences'. With this you can prove that you do not have do have had a certain experience to learn how to handle yourself maturely when you find yourself in it, rather you could learn to handle it maturely by just learning from someone's experience.
-It all depends on the individual. Argue out and prove that two people could each have a similar experience but that does not mean that both would emerge mature from it. There are people who could have tons of experience, well aged, but still act so childish in situations.
-Cultural aspects and upbringing: culture can be a great determinant for maturity. Depending on how someone is taught, if he/she has only been taught negative things, no matter how much experience they get, it would be difficult to get maturity out of them.
-Religion: depending on one's belief or unbelief, their level of maturity may be determined. One's belief can lead them to act more maturely than someone else with more experience than them.
Hope you find this helpful.
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