Some people think that a sense of competition in children should be encouraged. Others believe that children who are taught to co-operation rather than compete became useful adults. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

In

this

modern era, our lives are surrounded by competition, be it at the workplace or in our personal life. There are some people who believe that young people should be encouraged by the sense of rivalry whereas others believe that including how to co-operate in children's upbringing will make them a better person than teaching them how to compete.

This

essay will

further

discuss both views following my opinion.

First

of all,

to begin

with, knowing what is it like to be in a race will give children a brief idea about how to deal with

such

situations where they feel the pressure of winning.

For example

, young folks should always be encouraged to take part in any games or activities organised by the school. These small competitions will help them to understand how to deal with victory or failure in the future and

this

lesson will be life-long learning for them.

Moreover

, exposure to the competition will allow them to assess themselves better in order to achieve their goals.

On the other hand

, it is

also

evitable for children to learn how to become cooperative in any given situation. If they lack

this

awareness, the chances are high that they might miss out on many important things in their life. To illustrate

this

, if any individual is aspiring to become the best cricketer of the nation,

then

they must behave in a very considerable manner and

this

comes in a human behaviour only if they have been taught how to? If a cricketer is possessing exceptional sports skills but they continue playing the way they want by ignoring the actual requirement of the team

then

it would never make him/her a good cricketer. It is essential for any team to co-operate with the one other and work as a team and get fame. In conclusion, considering the above-mentioned reasons, introduction to competition as well as co-operation in the upbringing of any child will not only make them better adults but

also

make them aware about how to deal with situations in which they feel pressure.