If in a family the son only does outside work and the daughter only does household work what is the most suitable improvement?

Correct answer: Let both boy and girl learn diverse work

Assigning work strictly by gender can limit children’s skills, confidence and future choices. Household tasks and outside work both require learning, responsibility and cooperation, so they should not automatically be labelled as suitable only for boys or only for girls. A fair family environment gives children opportunities to practise different kinds of work while considering ability, safety and age. This also promotes equality and independence.

Option C is correct because allowing both the boy and the girl to learn diverse work challenges the restrictive division. Options A and B preserve inequality, while Option D removes responsibility from the boy rather than sharing it fairly. The improvement is not to reverse the roles, but to broaden opportunities for both children. Therefore C best supports life skills, mutual respect and gender equality.