Some people feel that boarding schools (where students or pupils live at the school during the term) are an excellent option for children, while other people disagree for a number of reasons. Consider both sides of this debate and reach a conclusion.

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more difficult choices. Most people agree that living in a dormitory has considerable benefits;
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, there are valid opinions on both sides.
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essay will discuss the debate, and give a concluding view. On the one hand, those who support
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the cost involving electricity, water, and
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heat is cheaper than
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campus. Because not all parents (guardians) are in
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same financial situations,
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can afford issues
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from accommodation to transportation. Examples can be seen in underdeveloped countries, where their monthly incomes
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barely cover daily expenses,
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numerous boarding schools.
Furthermore
, some people feel that students can make effortlessly new friends at once, which helps them to adapt
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environment
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. When the surroundings are changed suddenly, it becomes a tension, and inconvenience for a child.
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, there are various rules for pupils must follow;
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, other tenants could bother
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Secondly
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conversation about others among peers of the same age.
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puberty,
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become more sensitive and intense. When they share
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bathroom, teens could mock each other’s changes. In conclusion, I tend to agree that living outside of the campus is advisable regarding privilege, convenience, and calmness.
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