Some people believe that unpaid community service should be a compulsory part of high school programmers (for example working for a charity, improving the neighborhood or teaching sports to younger children). To what extent do you agree or disagree?

Charity
is being used by many schools as an extracurricular
program
and many children consider it a necessary experience for high
school
, but I think it is not appropriate to include it in the
program
at
this
age. and I will explain
this
disagreement later. ..
First,
let's talk about the cost of
charity
events
first,
and they don't usually come cheap; A typical example is the rescue of the Central region, which required 178 billion VND for reconstruction. Giving is a good thing but look at the fact that not all
students
in the
school
have the health and money to participate. And
above all
, before the age of 18, we still have to depend on our parents and are not old enough to take responsibility for what we do.
Therefore
,
this
activity we should volunteer to do when we are adults, knowing how to calculate everything properly.
Second,
when we turned 16, the high
school
schedule was no longer as light and comfortable as before, but a dense schedule with extra lessons until late at night. It's a time for college prep, a collision with the world, and certainly a time for almost non-existent philanthropy.
Although
this
program
is considered necessary, it is only for elementary and middle schools that have enough time to arrange, and high
school
students
should only be at the voluntary level. In conclusion, after presenting personal views,
charity
is the right way for people to connect and share, but we can't force
students
to do homework because, after all,
charity
is like that. If we are able and willing to do it,
that is
true
charity
.
Therefore
, the inclusion of unpaid activities in the general
program
is something that I feel is not suitable for the age of
students
.
Submitted by amusetour14 on

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