Children who are brought up in families that do not have large amounts of money are better prepared to deal with the problems of adult life than children brought up by wealthy parents. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this opinion?
Some people assert that
children
whose families
are not relatively wealthy can prepare to handle issues of adult life more than those whose families
are rich. Is there any merit to this
belief? There are two reasons to support this
idea: firstly
, children
whose families
are not rich can learn how to cope with difficulties and secondly
, their mentality would be tougher than children
who are brought up in wealthy families
.
First of all, we must recognize that children
whose families
have financial problems are likely to handle many things by themselves. These can include not household or making money from a part-time job for their tuition. By way of an example, young people who regularly engage themselves in working are able to gain practical skills
such
as problem-solving skills
. According to
an article in the Asahi Shimbun newspaper published by last
month, eight out of ten Japanese adults who have experienced hard times due to
the fact that their families
had financial problems, answered that obtaining the above-mentioned skills
in their early time were
helpful when they were in complicated situations. Correct subject-verb agreement
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Therefore
, they may be able to learn how to deal with problems easily through having tough moments in their youth.
Secondly
, since childhood growing up in families
that do not have large amounts of funds have to be patient in many kinds of circumstances, which enables their mentality to become strong. In fact, research recently conducted by The University of Tokyo discovered that adults who have faced tough situations are capable of building stronger minds which is the key factor to overcoming difficulties in their lives. If you had not had such
an experience, it would have been more complicated to overcome issues. As such
, youth living in low-income families
provides people to get mindset which is useful in complicated situations.
In conclusion, there are significant benefits to growing up in families
whose incomes are low such
as improving practical skills
and having good
mentality to solve issues. We must consider these advantages.Correct article usage
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