Some people who have been in prison become good citizens later and it is often argued that these are the best people to talk to teenagers about the dangers of committing a crime To what extent do you agree or disagree

Some people think that former prisoners are the best people to talk to teenagers about crime. I mostly agree with this idea because they have real experiences. However, schools also need to be careful when choosing the right people to speak.
First of all, ex-prisoners can help students understand why they should not break the law. These people have lived through the bad results of doing crimes. For example, they can tell stories about how they lost their freedom, lost friends, or had trouble finding jobs after prison. These real-life stories can make students think more seriously and avoid doing bad things.
On the other hand, not all ex-prisoners are good people to speak to students. Some people may not change or may not know how to talk in a good way. Schools should choose speakers who really want to help others and who can speak in a clear and positive way. Also, teachers should prepare students before and after these talks.
In conclusion, I agree that former prisoners can help teenagers understand the dangers of crime. But it is also important to choose the right people and give support, so the talks are useful and safe for students.
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