It is said that children learn by observing their elders. So, in the event the child exhibits flaws in character, who should be held responsible - the parents, school or the government?

To pass the buck over to schools as being accountable for producing children with flawless character is certainly unfair. Whilst schools play a role in shaping students as better people, it is the responsibility of parents especially and also society to mould children as people with good character.

Too much is expected from the schools, be it in producing students both with Einstein-like intelligence and who are perfect human beings. But seriously, the buck should stop just here. Parents are the ones who should be concerned with shaping their children as future role models.