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Because many children are not able to learn foreign languages, schools should not force them to learn foreign languages.

#children #languages #schools #force
Nowadays schools provided foreign
languages
 skills to the
children
 and it is a really good initiative but
this
 should not be mandatory for every child. I partially agree and disagree with the statement. Let's start with
first
 why I feel disagree with
this
. Sometimes learning foreign
languages
 will help you in your career as well as in personal growth. In childhood ,age
children
 have enough
time
 to learn anything and
also
 they adapt to anything very quickly. As I have seen in India some schools have special staff for teaching
languages
 and it is really very good for
children
. Some parents have a dream that their
children
 will go for
further
 study abroad and in
this
 case, if
children
 already know the particular language
then
 they don't need to learn again that language and it will
also
 save special learning
time
. If you
also
 see
this
 as career level
then
 at some point employee must visit foreign countries to meet the different company customers and in
this
 situation employee never feel bad about his speaking skills because he had already learned the
languages
. Now come to the agreed point. In most cases, students do not want to learn foreign
languages
 as they never wanted to go outer their country. They only want to work in their country so It will be a
time
 waste for them. In conclusion, schools should have special programs for those who want to learn foreign
languages
 as only some
children
 are interested to learn. By doing
this
 it will be a benefit for both interested and not interested
children
 in terms of cost,
time
, etc.
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