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Some people believe that children in schools should learn how advertisements motivate us to buy things. Do you agree or disagree? Give your opinion

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It is irrefutable that, in today's modern technology world,
advertisements
 are out everywhere in the public. It is suggested that
children
 should be taught in learning institutions about how
advertisements
 motivate people to buy things. From my point of view, I strongly agree with
this
 statement and the reason to support my opinion will be discussed in the following paragraphs. Conventional education as formal school plays an indispensable role in cultivating students' knowledge. Due to the age and their maturities, the young generation has less experience when compared with adults.
This
 is to say, there are more possibilities for
children
 to be defrauded.
Therefore
, if the advertisement subjects are taught in the school, a wide range of benefits for the youth will be generated.
This
 method gives the opportunities for these pupils to gain an in-depth comprehension of social media as well as be able to segregate the difference of product's reviews between actual end-users and influencers. Ultimately, it will protect them from falling into the advertising hypes.
Furthermore
, it helps reduce
parents
' stress regarding their
children
 purchasing.
Parents
 nowadays are extremely concerned that their heirs are becoming the victim of marketing campaigns.
As a result
, some
parents
 decide to check their childrens' spending through the statements of
children
's credit cards. With the right apprehension, students will understand whether they are being adverted or not. They will wonder whether
this
 review is reliable or was sponsored by the companies. Results, they will have a greater notion when they decide to buy something. In conclusion, After a thorough analysis on
this
 topic, I re-affirm my conviction that
advertisements
 should be added as one of the subjects in curriculums because students can enhance their understandings and protect themselves from deceiving
advertisements
 which will lead to more
parents
' relaxation.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • persuasion
  • consumerism
  • brand awareness
  • manipulative techniques
  • subliminal messaging
  • materialism
  • impulse buying
  • psychological triggers
  • advertisement deconstruction
  • media savvy
  • ethical advertising
  • targeted advertising
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