Some people say free time activities for children should be organized by parents. Others say that children should be free to choose what they do in their free time. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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pupils can decide what they want to do in their free
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parents
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, household
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basis
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most of the
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interested
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of work but still they got some pressure from their own
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like irritated and
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parents
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worry
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about their
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behaviour. If
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a child
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is not
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convenience
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their parents
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parents
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decision
they have to
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leave their house or take a step
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many other
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dangerous
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.
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children
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much mature about take a good
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parents
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their feelings and leave their own
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decision
decisions
they can not pressurise for any
activity
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their
free
time
. Children should be free to choose
diffrent
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different
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of
activity
they can join
dance
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class which is
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good
activity
for children. they can feel
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energetic
after their dance practice performance, or they can
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go
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with their friends and cousins
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some plan to eat in the best location. In the conclusion,
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children
get some freedom from their
parents
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time
and plan
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their
activity
according to
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their mood
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,
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parents
can not make all the
decision
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of the pupils for their happiness. Children can decide their own happiness.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • balanced development
  • expose children to
  • tailored activities
  • promote discipline
  • foster independence
  • genuine interests
  • free play
  • problem-solving skills
  • emotional well-being
  • unstructured time
  • personal exploration
  • structured activities
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