School curriculum has become more flexible in many countr ies. Some people argue that students should be given a right to choose what they study in school. Do you agree or disagree? Give reasons for your answer.

More and more schools have started letting

students

choose what to study in

class

. Some people think it is a good curriculum for the development of

students

overall, while it is

also

argued by some that it has some negative aspects for young people. I agree with the former and will state some reasons in

this

essay.

First

of all, the introduction of the curriculum which allows

students

to decide what they want to learn at

school

leads to the most studying efficiency way in the end. It is apparent that people learn more about something in which they are interested rather than being forced to take

classes

in which they are not. I am an example of

this

myself. When I was in high

school

, I did not enjoy the math

class

and ended up consuming nothing from the

class

at the time of graduation.

On the other hand

, English

class

was my favourite, which resulted in good scores on English exams because I was willing to learn the

class

.

In addition

, because of the flexibility of

classes

they can select, youngsters learn the skills they need in their future careers. Some compulsory subjects taught at

school

,

such

as geography and math might be unnecessary for certain jobs, and

students

can take more

classes

providing them with more important things to achieve their future jobs if there is no need to take the mandatory learning

classes

. A good example of

this

is my uncle who is a pianist. He went to a musical

school

throughout entire his

school

days and

finally

has become one of the greatest pianists in the world. It is obvious that his achievement was accomplished because he was able to spend his all-time practising and learning the music. In conclusion, I believe that the idea of giving

students

opportunities to choose what they study has some benefits for them because of the efficiency of learning and the means of achieving their future dream jobs.