Some people think that the teenagers should concentrate on all subjects at school. Others believe that teenagers should believe on the subject they are best at or they are most interested in. To what extent do you agree?

While it is thought that adolescent ought to focus on a broad range of school subjects, others feel it would be better for them to concentrate only on chosen subjects. I believe the number of subjects they study should depend on their

age

. One reason adolescent from around the

age

of 13 to 17 ought to focus on learning as many different subjects as possible is that they are too immature to make serious decisions that will affect their future. By studying various subjects, they will develop a clearer understanding of their skills and interests, which often change as a child ages.

Secondly

, teenagers need to vary what they learn to help them develop into well-rounded adults.

For example

, they need

sport to encourage

Suggestion

sport, encouraging

sport encouraging

health, they need maths to be able to perform simple arithmetic in life, and they need languages to help them learn communication. At a young

age

, they are not mature enough to be responsible for their own development.

However

, by the

age

of 18, adolescents know not only what subjects they most enjoy or excel at, but

also

which subjects are most useful for their future prospects in life. For

this

reason, the majority of university applicants are 18 years old, and they are eager to engage more deeply in specific subject matter.

Furthermore

, their ability to concentrate on one specific subject and study in-depth is fully established at that

age

, unlike when they were younger.

Lastly

, older adolescent have the ability to manage their own schedule and can take responsibility for continuing art or sport as hobbies. To conclude, younger teenagers are not ready to specialise and require a broad framework of subjects to help them develop, but at the

age

of 18,

this

is no longer the case.