The most obvious solution to these problems is for parents to reclaim this responsibility and become the primary educators of their children. If parents make time to teach their children right from wrong, then there is no better way to raise a child with a strong set of values. When parents respect their children through action and language, children develop a mutual respect for their parents and for others. When parents help their children with their homework, they will have children that understand the significance of education. Parents need to take the time to regulate what their children watch on television, become involved in their education, help them in time of need, and encourage them when they do well. This solution, however, demands that every parent answers this call and can successfully accomplish these tasks. The likelihood of this idea actually taking place is doubtful at best. Most parents have neither the time nor the resources to raise their children in preparation for the real world.