Some people think the main purpose of school is to turn children into good citizens and workers, rather than to benefit them as individuals. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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Few people think that the final objective of primary
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our
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rather than other thing and I am partly in agreement to that extent due to the following reasons.
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of all, I believe that
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is the pillar of education. Following
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primary, in high
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, we are able to choose our career and
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, our university degree. On that basis, we should not forget that
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and primary education is essential in all
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process. We all know that
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those who had a university degree are more able to have a successful career and to be good workers.
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, more than the well-known subjects,
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learn at the
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moral and ethic values in order to be polite and well behaviour citizens.
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, they learn how to live in our society and the importance to respect others.
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, we should not forget others benefits that
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gives to our
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us, increases their emotional intelligence,
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gives
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the ability to solve different problems.
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the fact that
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they learn how to interact with others they socialize, play and spend time with their friends. In my opinion, the education at the
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should have different purposes and goals not only based on
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's careers but
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on their ethical values as future citizens.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • crucial
  • shaping
  • developing
  • unique talents
  • potential
  • well-rounded
  • academic
  • social
  • emotional development
  • personal growth
  • contribute positively
  • self-expression
  • creativity
  • individuality
  • happier and more fulfilled
  • strike a balance
  • preparing students for the workforce
  • nurturing
  • individual needs
  • pursue passions and interests
  • thrive
  • future professionals
  • community institutions
  • shape community values
  • foster civic engagement
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