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In some countries with high unemployment rate, it is not necessary to provide secondary education for students who cannot find jobs in the future,do you agree or disagree?

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in some
countries
 with low employment rates ,it is not necessary to provide secondary
education
 for
students
 who can not find jobs in the future,I disagree with
this
 opinion. on the one hand,
this
 opinion has some advantages.it helps to reduce the government's financial burden and governments can invest money in other places,
such
 as the medical industry, and the technology industry,helping other industries develop.
also
,it can reduce employment pressure and reduce competitiveness.
however
, I believe that
this
 idea has a large number of disadvantages. if governments only provide a senior school for part
students
 ,and other
students
 which can not be educated,
this
 will cause social unbalance development and
also
 affect social stability and happiness ,
therefore
,
countries
 have the responsibility to make sure every student can receive
education
 .secondary,if the number of uneducated people increases heavily ,
this
 will affect the educational advance of whole
countries
,
moreover
,
students
 can receive an
education
 it helps to train men for the profession,in order to make contributions to society.
moreover
 ,every teenager can achieve their potential, how to judge which student can be employed in the future,
finally
, if
students
 can not be educated,it
also
 will lead teenagers to commit crimes, form a dangerous social atmosphere and
also
 make against to teenager's physical and mental health. in conclusion,I disagree with
students
 in some low employment rate
countries
 it is not necessary to provide secondary
education
 for
students
 who cannot find a job in the future, I think every student has a chance to receive an
education
.
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