The worldwide population of children aged 15 and younger is rising. What are the current and future advantages and disadvantages for countries with this kind of growth?

Recent studies into the world demographics revealed that in several countries population of children aged 15 and younger

is

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rising at a rapid pace.

This

reality has advantages and disadvantages in present

as well as

in

future

. In

this

essay, we will discuss both aspects in detail. The benefit of having a high ratio of adolescents in our society is the energy and enthusiasm that they possess. They are eager to take on any challenge that comes their way to satisfy their thirst to prove themselves. If their energies are channelled properly, countries can reap profound benefits in near

future

and can reach heights they haven't even imagined.

For instance

, if the government provides adequate experimental facilities to teenagers interested in the field of science, they may turn out to be extremely capable scientists that can change the

future

of the world with their inventions.

On the other hand

, people argue that it is difficult to maintain checks and balances on a large number of children and most of them will conveniently get away with any wrongdoings. Parents and teachers would be unable to keep a close eye on their children or pupils if they are more in number.

This

would eventually lead to their failure in

future

.

For example

, in a class of 50 students, the teacher would have lesser time to focus on every student.

Thus

each student will not get appropriate attention and may tend to lose their focus, ultimately deviating from the right path. To recapitulate, a greater number of young ones in society can have a positive impact on the country's advancement in technology and other areas. But at the same time,

due to

a lack of appropriate guidance, the young ones may eventually become socially distant lacking basic moral values.