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Some people suggest that children do not understand the world of work and schools should make all teenagers spend a short time working as well as studying academic subjects. To what extent do you agree

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In a number of countries,
students
 have a year gap before graduation. So
students
 can attend to work in the period, and gain more experiences about working world. Some views encourage
children
 to know more about working daily life and ask the school for being responsible for arranging
kids
' working time. I do partially agree with it. Studying is the most important thing for
students
. The main purpose of school is to improve
children
's learning, no matter what subjects are, basic knowledge for
students
 is the first aim. Fewer jobs can allow
children
 to work without basic knowledge.
Furthermore
, the establishment of the world view is as important as study to
children
. The working experience is an essential part of the process of building their worldview. In China, universities require undergraduates to have at least half a year of internship experience before graduating, which effectively helps
students
 know what lifelong job they want to pursue or improve their view of competition in society.
In contrast
, parents of
children
 play more crucial roles in charge of their short time working. As an irreplaceable portion of
kids
' lives, families encourage their
kids
 and support them to make decisions by themselves on their jobs, which is the key to the success of the internship. In conclusion, the working experience is very useful to improve
kids
.
However
, compared with the requirement from school, support from families is the most important to
students
' short working time. So I do not entirely agree with the author's opinion.
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