Educational institutions have a responsibility to dissuade students from pursuing fields of study in which they are unlikely to succeed

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The choice of pursuing a
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of
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is not a trivial one. In fact, it is not uncommon for
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to
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their choice of
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. The prompt
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educational institutions should dissuade
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from pursuing fields of
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in which they are unlikely to succeed. In my opinion, I disagree with the suggestion as no one can predict the future of any
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for three reasons.
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, educational institutions should not dissuade
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from pursuing their respective
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as they cannot predict the future.
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, if a
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wants to become an engineer, but lacks mathematical or analytical knowledge. Rather than discouraging and demotivating, the
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should be given
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tools
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and knowledge to enhance his/her skills. By providing them with the best academic
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, you never know when they start finding subjects like mathematics, physics or anything related to engineering interesting. The above example illustrates that
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educational
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have no right
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students
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to take
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any
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of
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. On
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, they should be providing the best available academic
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to the
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and help them gain interest in their respective
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field
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, it is not relevant to judge the person on two factors
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as fame and money, to decide if the person is successful or not.
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, if a
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likes mathematics but is not that talented in that
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. No one can stop him from becoming a mathematics teacher in an elementary school. For him, he is successful as he is doing what he loves.
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, the definition of success is different for everyone and it cannot be judged by any factors.
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, it is the responsibility of
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to choose
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of
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. No educational
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have the right to dissuade
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.
However
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,
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have the responsibility to help the
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in developing interest and help them
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what they love.
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should expand their libraries with more resources which would encourage the
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to find what they really like.
To conclude
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, no educational institute can predict the future of the
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. It is the responsibility of the
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to pursue their
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of
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,
institutes
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should only encourage and motivate them by providing the necessary academic
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and help them
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a
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which they like. The definition of success is different for everyone, so it can not be judged by only two factors
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fame and money.

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