some people think that a sense of competition in children should be encouraged. others believe that children who are taught to co-operate rather than compete become more usful adults.discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

nowadays, the purpose of education is being changed in Korea. there are some people who think that
competition
in
children
should be made,
also
others believe that
children
who are taught to co-operate as well as become more useful adults. there are advantages and disadvantages to both of the arguments.
to begin
with, what is good if a sense of
competition
in
children
is made? they could develop themselves more and more as they learn and study a lot to win from the
competition
to prove
this
, in Korea, it is popular even common now to have a tutor who comes to students house to teach extra pieces of study with paying a lot of money. they learn faster than what they learn at
school
.
furthermore
, during the vacations, students study abroad to learn English for a month
instead
of revising
school
work. if they have experiments
such
as studying abroad, it is one of the greatest plus points to go to the famous well-known high-
school
moreover
, there are four big
school
exams and two national examinations to test student's level of studies generally, only the highest 40% can go to the good high schools and colleges.
children
learn as much as they can, to win the
competition
to obtain good quality schools.
on the other hand
, as they are busy to enter the
school
and studying individually with their own tutors, there are problems they become selfish they become careless and don't help others a lot
if
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it is about studies. there will be no co-operations for them
then
, why are there companies for many populations to work in? each of them is clever ,
however
, there are weak parts and strong parts for each person to co-operate is to improve
this
part. people talk and listen to what others think and learn which could
also
be a great opportunity to learn
instead
of learning alone with one teacher. in conclusion, I strongly agree that
children
should be taught to co-operate rather than compete. nobody is perfect. community learn together and work together to develop each other.
therefore
, I want parents and teachers to educate
children
to concentrate on cooperation, not
competition
and ranking them.
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