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The education you receive from your family is more important than the education you receive from school. To what extent do you agree with this statement and why?

#education #school
People said that children are educated by family is more necessary than
school
. Some of them have a lot of different opinions. I think both
school
 and family take
responsible
Suggestion
responsibility
 for
rising
increasing in quantity or value
raising
 their children, but it is useful for the kids to be taught by their family. I completely agree with
this
 statement.
Firstly
, most of children live with their parents since they was born.
Therefore
, they will easily share emotions with parents and they will have many instructions from
parents
Suggestion
the parents
.
Moreover
, it is important for them to overcome difficult problems. Parents can make the kid are more comfortable due to they always make a word from their heart and a large number of them are people who inspire for their kids.
Conversely
,
education environment
Accept comma addition
education, environment
 just is a place which can help students about their life and society. There
are
Suggestion
is
 a wide range of parents do not dare to punish them when they have
mistake
Suggestion
mistaken
 and do not correct.
School
Suggestion
The school
 will strengthen the knowledge in a new prospective
instead
 of parents.
However
, there are many students in a
school
 for teacher to look after all of them so education at
school
 just fast-track problem-solving skill and analysing for them.
As a result
, most of student are still young to aware of their attitudes. In conclusion, members of
family
Suggestion
the family
a family
 are people who can influence in a child development. I think parents should spend more time to educate their
childrens
a young person of either sex
children
 because parents' education is more important than
school
.
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  • real-life experiences
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