Some parents believe that learning mathematics at school is redundant and should not be taught while others believe that t should remain a foundational subject whether or not it is used later in life. Discuss both sides.

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Some parents believe that learning mathematics at school is useless.They do think that mathematics is not a wroth
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parents thing that maths is a foundational
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and its very important. They do things that if you don't want to make a scope in maths
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then to you must
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study it because its the basic and basics should be clear. I thing so that the parents saying that maths
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should be redundant from school are wrong. As we know that maths is a basic
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. As it includes a lot of basic calculation.We
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know that maths and its calculation are very much useful to us in our routine lifestyle. Maths
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includes some fundamental which are very important in our life. While on the other parents arguing that maths is important
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and should must be taught in the schools. I thing so that these parents are true as they know maths is the basic fundamental
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saying that if it's not useful to us later on
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to we should study maths just because to clear our fundamental and we can do some basic calculation. So I do agree with the parents saying that maths should be taught, whether it's useful to us later on or not.
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