School should not force children to learn a foreign language. To what extent do you agree with this statement?
It is undoubtedly that a foreign language is essential for children.
However
, the school should not compel the student to learn a secondary dialect because this
leads to overpressure to pupils who language-learning. I partially agree with this
statement for the following reasons.
To begin
with, the school has not forced to pupils study a secondary lingo because students already have a pressure which is academic subject while another without familiar linguistic sometimes getting boredom thus
, they never are enthusiastic. For example
, Japanese students do have not to learn any other dialect, they only study their's mother tongue as a result
, many technological innovations are found by Japanese. To be more precise, the institution should not force to study an abroad tongue, the pupils might be stopped to studying.
Conversely
, nowadays, mother sound is only not enough to survive because every aspect needs any abroad linguistic or an international sound. For example
, English is occupied in all over the world hence
, the children should be studied thus
, they might be gotten a better future undoubtedly. Moreover
, the department should not be forced to learn but they give suggestions to follow this
course because the child is not a mature person while they are studying and they never know about what will happen in upcoming days hence
, the school should encourage to review an abroad linguistic but should not force.
To conclude, certainly, the institution should not compel to review a secondary dialect but a foreign sound is most significant for children future. Hence
, I strongly partially agree with this
statement in the above-mentioned details. I hope this
trend is conducive to the next
generation.Submitted by reanudeepan on
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