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Because many children are not able to learn foreign languages, schools should not force them to learn foreign languages. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Most schools globally add
leaning
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one
 foreign
language
 as a compulsory subject. That has some benefits, but occasionally it leads to nothing, only wastes their time. There is something to be said for compelling studying a foreign
language
 at school. Learning a foreign
language
 is better if starting learning as soon as possible. It helps children can master
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another
language
 behind their native linguistic. A new
language
 helps
students
 could integrate into other cultures, extend their knowledge. They would be easygoing to find good jobs in the future.
That is
 the reason why Singapore,
one
 of the developed countries in the world still maintains Chinese as a compulsory in their general education behind English.
This
 is a big advantage for Singapore citizens in the labour market when they can cooperate with both American, Western Countries and Chinese – a large market in the world.
However
, I
also
 believe that forcing
one
language
 at school is unnecessary. As a mother, a teacher, have you ever seen your
students
 who are good at Math, History but not good at Literature, Geography? I think people have some compensations but
also
 have some drawbacks. So, we cannot compulsory all
students
 to learn
one
 foreign
language
. Studying an elective subject would encourage
students
 in studying and promote their ability. It doesn’t waste their time
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 unwanted subjects. I agree that learning foreign languages at schools is necessary.
Moreover
,
this
 should be an elective subject. I suppose that
students
 have the right to choose their loving culture.
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