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

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Nowadays, the issues relating to unpaid community work are commonly discussed. Some people think that it is important to include free social service as a mandate in
high
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 school curriculum. I personally believe
such
 activities are beneficial for younger minds to develop a sense of humanity and learn how to perform in a team. There are several reasons
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why these programmes must be added
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 students'
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First
, it helps a child to understand and start making contributions towards the ones who need help.
This
 sense of humanity makes a kid humble and down to earth from the initial stage of learning which in return benefits them to be a better person later.
For instance
, most of the prisons in the world have made it compulsory for a prisoner to do at least 7-8 months of unpaid social work in their parole.
Furthermore
, According to some psychologists,
such
 services promote harmony and develop care for each other which is an important factor to live in a society. Another significant reason behind making
this
 curriculum a mandate is that younger ones can learn how to behave in a team which can be beneficial for them when they participate in group work
further
 in their life. With engagement in providing free help to
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 and other similar events a student can learn how to be responsible and the importance of one’s role in the given project. To conclude,
although
 children already are burdened with their own studies yet there are things which cannot be taught by books.
Hence
, these practices can act as a change for a student and
also
 make
this
 world a better place to live
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • unpaid
  • compulsory
  • high school programmes
  • charity
  • improving the neighbourhood
  • teaching younger children
  • valuable learning experiences
  • communication
  • teamwork
  • problem-solving
  • compassion
  • empathy
  • connect
  • positive impact
  • mandatory
  • personal development
  • social development
  • interested
  • motivated
  • volunteer
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