For several years now, the topic surrounding the obligatoriness of unpaid community
as a
of the high
curricula has been highly discussed. In my , opinion the inclusion of these types of activities in children's education can have a positive impact on their development.
essay will present several reasons that justify my point of view.
, it is without a doubt a fact, that kids just cannot learn everything they need to succeed in their future, by just sitting in a classroom. It is essential for the younger generations to be exposed to real-life challenges, much like the ones that public
offers.
type of work provides students with a broader view of what life is like for people with lower possibilities, leading them to become not only more understanding of others that have less than them but
more responsible and aware of what they themselves have.
, after being questioned a large number of students from a
in Portugal claimed that after they took
in a soup kitchen they started to be more careful with the food they wasted because they knew some people struggled to feed themselves every day.
, it is important not to discard the fact that community
still has a lot of negative stigmas because is many times connected to the idea that it serves as a punishment for criminals, which is a reality in some countries. By implementing
as a
of
education we can mitigate
assumption and make public
more appealing and
attract a larger number of volunteers.
, my best friend parent's did not let her take
in painting our local supermarket because they saw on the news that juvenile delinquents from another city were forced to do
as
of their prison work so they thought
was not a fit activity.
In conclusion, I believe that making unpaid community
a
of teens' education has a positive impact not only on their personal development but
on the acquisition of features that will help them in their professional life later on.
making these activities
of the
curricula will tone down the negative imputation it has
far on some people's minds.