Some people think that children can learn about history by visiting museums, while others feel that there are better ways to learn about history. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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Children are the milestone of every community and I believe in the famous quote that says “our past is a determinant of our present and future ” so without having to know
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we roll into the world without a vision. I believe that children could learn about
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from visiting museums
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it restricts the child to
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just about the
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of their country or place because it is definitely not practical to visit all museums in the world to know about
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gives them a narrow vision of what true
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is because not every country has a huge historical background some have past that goes back to thousands of years while others have hundreds of years. We can never
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the advancement of technology which makes everything possible and easy that's why using technology I.e historical ebooks, documentaries, live
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etc makes the globe feel like a small bubble with just
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clicks that allow you to know so much about different countries and cultures without having to be live in the place it's self
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it helps drive your current imagination to accept and understand how our ancestors used to be back in the days.
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that using multiple resources to know about
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is more efficient and effective than having to walk into a museum
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know about the past as there are many useful means of learning
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that outweigh that of visiting.
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