Some people believe that unpaid community service should be a compulsory part of high school program (for example working for a charity, improving the neighborhood or teaching sports to younger children).To what extent do you agree or disagree?

It is believed that voluntary work
such
as
charity
Suggestion
charitable
activities should be a mandatory part of
high schools' curriculum
Suggestion
the high schools' curriculum
. While I agree that doing social services does good to students' self-development, I believe students have much more to focus on. On the one hand, it is undeniable that community work provides students with
crucial skills
Suggestion
the crucial skills
and creates chances for self-evaluating.
For instance
, when a child is to be involved in an environmental friendly campaign in his local area he will developed environment protecting consciousness.
Moreover
, doing social activities means having opportunities to meet new people,
therefore
, will bring about improvement in communication skill and enhance confidence.
On the other hand
, high school students have to struggle with a great deal of homework and exams on many subjects. They hardly have time left for many extra-curriculum activities.
For example
, a gifted high schooler would spend the whole morning and afternoon in class. They even have extra-classes and homework every evening and
may be
by chance
maybe
during
weekend
Suggestion
the weekend
, so clearly no time is left for community services. Another reason to mention is
unwillingness
Suggestion
the unwillingness
toward
such
services. Not all students want to bury themselves in things unnecessary to them. Making social activities a compulsory part of school program means forcing some students
do
Suggestion
to do
unwanted work,
thus
resulting in negative thoughts. To conclude, social activities bring benefits to the volunteers
(
Accept space
(
the students) themselves if they do it with happiness and
willingness
Suggestion
willingly
, not by force.
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