In many countries, children are engaged in some kind of paid work. Some people regard this as completely wrong, while others consider it as valuable work experience, important for learning and taking responsibility. what are your opinions on this.

Working is said to be the true essence of humans.

However

, engaging

children

in paid

work

is controversial, as many consider it incorrect.

In contrast

, others regard it as worthy

work

experience, which is crucial for acquiring new skills and learning to be more responsible.

To begin

with, from my perspective, the type of

work

that a child does has an essential role in considering

children

’s

work

as a learning experience or exploitation.

For instance

,

children

's repetitive

work

in factories is far from ‘learning’.

Moreover

, many employers and factory owners only hire youngsters, as their salary is lower than adults.

Therefore

, these sorts of

work

lack learning experiences;

also

, they are categorized as child

labor

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, which is illegal in many countries.

Furthermore

, many families, especially in developing countries, have their

children

work

outside their homes to help the family with their income.

This

, of course, is really difficult to judge as immoral, as

children

learn to be more responsible by contributing to their families.

Nevertheless

, in many prosperous families,

children

are rarely sent to

work

, and even if they

work

, they would have part-time jobs with the purpose of learning a particular skill. Occasionally they are given some unpaid tasks to do inside their houses to help their parents with household responsibilities. As far as I’m concerned,

this

type of child

work

will both increase their responsibility taking and add to their experiences. In conclusion, from my point of view, not every job will have positive effects on

children

by adding to their skills and experiences, as some are merely exploitation.

However

, letting

children

contribute to their parents' chores or having them have part-time jobs to gain knowledge and skills will be considered valuable experience and essential for learning and taking responsibility.