Some people believe that it is more important to teach children the literature of their own country than other countries. Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

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than other countries. I totally agree with the statement and the below essay will show why I believe that it is very necessary to teach our student about our history.
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with, whenever children are taught about our native history they will understand our culture, our way of living and rituals much better. By doing
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students will have more attachment to our provincial and will always be proud to be a citizen of the
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, a study shows that whenever student shows interest in our own history they tend to do many better things for the county in the future. Mostly only these students join either defence or be a part of countries administration, so that
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can become better.
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, whenever children are taught about our literature they try to adapt those things into their mind and they will keep the
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essence alive and carry forward to the upcoming generation.
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, we daily come across the news that in our rustic many years ago people used to have strong self-defence skill which is known to very few people now. All these changes happened because those skillsets were not carried forward and it's lost somewhere in the generations.
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, to conclude if children are encouraged to read about our
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literature
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legacy will be carried forward.
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, students can learn about our culture and they can improve the countries future by contributing to society.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • Native literature
  • Cultural identity
  • Heritage
  • Traditions
  • National pride
  • Language skills
  • Idiomatic expressions
  • Engagement
  • Relatability
  • Broaden perspectives
  • Cultural awareness
  • Open-mindedness
  • Literary heritage
  • Bias
  • Diverse perspectives
  • Global community
  • Domestic vs. international literature
  • Cultural nuances
  • Sense of belonging
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