Some people believe that unpaid community service should be a compulsory part of high school programs (for example working for a charity, improving the neighborhood or teaching sports to younger children) To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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It is widely believed that high
school
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programs should include free community service
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as doing some charity
works
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,
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and helping
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the elderly. To a certain extent, I agree that it is beneficial to high
school
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students
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. On the one hand, I believe that
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is a good way for
students
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to improve their social skills and gain more
experiences
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as well as
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good relationships with other
people
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. As a
school
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student, I am really fond of voluntary
activities
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such
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as teaching
sport
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for
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younger children, helping the disabled and holding some
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to raise
fund
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funds
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for charity. These
activities
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really benefit me a lot. I have more life experiences. I
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how to convince more
people
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to help the needy
ones
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.
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, my relationships
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also
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widened. I know more
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when I join in volunteer
activities
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. They are all kind and friendly so I have no difficulty in making friends with them. More importantly, I am happy because I can help lots of
people
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which
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contribute to the development of society with those
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, I think we can have many good memories.
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, there are some
students
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who do not like taking part in unpaid community service
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and will
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be under pressure if they are forced to do
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They may prefer something else
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as studying or travelling. They will find these kinds of
volunteers
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work a waste of time and tiring.
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,
students
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usually have a lot of pressure
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study and
homework
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do homework
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. These
activities
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can make their time for study more limited. I think that it would be better for schools to set up a club or organization and encourage
students
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who are interested to join In conclusion, unpaid community service is necessary to be involved in
school
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activities
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but it should be optional
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of being compulsory for all
students
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • compulsory
  • unpaid community service
  • charity
  • neighborhood improvement
  • teaching sports
  • empathy
  • social justice
  • transferable skills
  • teamwork
  • leadership
  • problem-solving
  • civic duty
  • civic engagement
  • educational enhancement
  • practical experiences
  • academic learning
  • real-world applications
  • social cohesion
  • mutual support
  • time management
  • balancing priorities
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