In some countries it is thought advisable that children begin formal education at four years old, while in others they do not have to start school until they are seven or eight.

Every country in the world has its own learning style, causing many types of
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education
system
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. But some
education
systems do not work at all. To illustrate
this
further
, we all know that developed countries’ governments educate their population better than lower countries’ governments.
That is
because they use a different path to educate their people. In some states, especially in the far
eastern
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, people want issues to initiate their
education
at age of four, starting with nursery
school
as the very
first
step of learning. After nursery
school
, the formal
education
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primary
school
through middle and high till the
children
graduate. Those people are thinking that their
children
could learn more than other
children
. And they
also
think that they would be convenient in universities.
In contrast
, some countries choose to start formal
education
when the student is seven or eight years old. Before they begin their formal
education
,
children
will stay with their family, learning from real experience and other skills like social and
education
.
That is
the reason why they can do well when studying at an institution. In my opinion, I think
children
should begin formal learning at the age of seven. Learning by themselves is an initiation of their knowledge.
Moreover
, they can learn things they like or dislike. For some countries that begin formal
education
at four years old,
that is
too early for the
children
to start academic learning. Learning from their experience is the better way for them. Despite knowing that, some parents choose to send their issues to
school
, noticing that their
children
have to compete with others for a better place in society. In conclusion, I do agree with the
education
system that begins formal
education
at the age of seven.
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  • formal education
  • advisable
  • structured learning
  • academic skills
  • socialization
  • competitive edge
  • cognitive development
  • language acquisition
  • play-based learning
  • creativity
  • problem-solving skills
  • cognitive abilities
  • reduce stress
  • childhood
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