Some people think that because some children find some subjects such as mathematics and philosophy difficult they ought to be optional instead of compulsory. To what extent do you agree?

In

this

contemporary setting, the technical subjects in academics like science and mathematics are considered essential for students,

however

many people argue that children should have the free hand in choosing subjects, so some subjects

such

as mathematics and philosophy should be optional

instead

of compulsory. Among

this

controversy, I agree partly with it.

Firstly

, it is a fundamental right for every child to choose the subjects they like. It is

also

significantly for their

further

so that they can devote themselves to the studies that they loved. Needless to say that if someone could do

further

study in the subject that s/he interested in and good at, s/he will certainly achieve greater success.

Nevertheless

, subjects like maths and philosophy have effects on human lives. Maths can help us to be enthusiastic, and with a logical and numerate mind, and have an organised and methodical approach to practical tasks. Philosophy teaches children about moral values, reason, mind, and language. They not only stimulates thinking skills in children, but

also

improves their communication abilities, which are advantageous for students. I must say that education is a vital part of today’s human life.

Therefore teachers

Accept comma addition

Therefore, teachers

need to use a tailored approach or an engaging method to teach these abilities to the children that everyone can understand easily and get them interested in the subject. I believe the British system is great, students can study a large mount of subjects at GCSE and be familiar with them,

thus

they could choose the most suitable subjects in A level.

Consequently

, some subjects needed to be compulsory, at least before secondary school, because it is important for young people to gain various skills at that time.