In our country, modern youth is proud of their intellectual and cultural level, worldview, skills and abilities, talents, behavior and manners. However, it must be admitted that along with all the positive aspects, there are teenagers and young people who do not follow the rules of coexistence and violate the requirements of the law. Some teenagers are registered with law enforcement agencies, and some minors are distinguished by their deviant behavior. They cause concern in society with their cruelty, tendency to drug addiction, alcohol, theft, other criminal acts, and preference for slander. In this area, the school, society, and the family have certain sins. No child is born a lawbreaker. They are born as innocent, innocent babies. They need breast milk, maternal care, paternal care, and parental love, and grow up surrounded by that care and affection. However, as a result of subsequent wrong upbringing, neglectful and irresponsible approach to upbringing, and family conflicts, the child turns into a “difficult” teenager, a “difficult” young person. A “difficult” teenager does not follow the daily routine at home, does not listen to words, spoils things in the apartment, hurts children, and has problems with neighborhood children. Teenagers who need re-education also do not behave well at school and in public places, disrupt classes, and fight. As a result, parents call teachers and class teachers, and they in turn call parents for help.
Azadaliyeva Shiruya Muhammadali (Thu,) studied this question.