Many parents today organise extra classes for their children after school and at the weekends. Do you feel that this is a worthwhile thing to do? Or do you feel children have enough education at school?

One of the widely spread issues today is that many parents nowadays occupy their
children
with different activities after
school
,
whereas
others think that
school
education
is fully enough for their
children
. From my perspective, in recent decades educational programs and opportunities for
children
become much
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better than in past. First of all, with
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of digital technologies, schools included a lot of beneficial instruments for teaching pupils
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,
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all the information is checked several times and
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easier to understand.
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the main reason
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why today's students should not have
an extra lessons
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after
school
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sports or
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. The good point in
this
case is that the research of students from Nazarbayev University concluded, that the level of
education
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years
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to the mark of
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per cent, in comparison with the numbers of 1920th,
that is
the very high result.
On the other hand
, even with the excellent conditions of
education
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the grade rates depend on
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feet shoe is on, because some students better study math and
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linguistics, so in
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some help to understand some topics.
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, Albert Einstein was terrible
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learning languages, but
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in physics, in
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good grades
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all the subjects to pass to
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university. Concluding and
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into account all the ideas, I can deduce that today's
children
do not need
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of
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school
subjects, I believe that in future
education
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develop and
such
question will not be discussed.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • reinforce learning
  • personalized attention
  • student-to-teacher ratios
  • comprehensive coverage
  • academic and non-academic subjects
  • well-rounded development
  • address specific weaknesses
  • grade improvement
  • performance in exams
  • leisure time
  • burnout
  • educational opportunities
  • socio-economic disparity
  • over-scheduling
  • balanced approach
  • after-school programs
  • weekend tutoring
  • additional practice
  • constructive criticism
  • holistic growth
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