Growing Up In The Giver At The Age Of Twelve

”After Twelve, age isn’t important. Most of us even lose track of how old we are...What’s important is the preparation for adult life and the training you’ll receive.” In the Giver at the age of twelve, they start work right away, and act like the rest of their life does not matter anymore. Growing up is about the transition from childhood to adulthood, and the preparation for life to come. Coaches, teachers, priests, and parents are all some of the several people who take time to develop children. Youth need to be shown and taught lessons that will help them to become developed physically, spiritually, and intellectually. In different countries there are different ages that children are considered an adult. In the United states of America the age is 18. There is a great distance between 18 and 12. There may only be six years between those ages, but children can learn tons of extremely necessary information in six years. Numerous years of of training are needed for adult life.
Physical training is very important to this society. For example, children can grow in six years, there are countless tasks that people can only perform at a certain
As a result of living longer adults have more experience than children. Also adults observe more of the world and more of what it is worth. There are all different kinds of churches. For example Catholic Church takes a lot of time and effort to bring up children who will be spiritually ready to take on the world. The Catholic Church has special ways that give children have their own relationship with God. The first sacrament is usually in infants; when a baby is baptized, they are officially Catholic and are brought into the church. In the Baptist church nothing is rushed and you can get baptized whenever you need to or whenever you feel like it is the right