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some parents emphasize on competitiveness in teaching their children. while others focus on cooperativeness as a key to success. discuss both views and give your own opinion!

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Parents
 want their
children
 to achieve more than they could. They emphasize their
children
 to be competitive.
Parents
 think that they can make their
children
 better than anyone. On the other side, others focus on their communication skills to be better cooperative with
people
. Both views will be discussed below. There some
parents
 are strict with their
children
. They built a competitive attitude to their
children
 to always be number 1. If their
children
 achieve what their
parents
 want, their
parents
 can buy anything that's
children
 want.
This
 perspective will be good because
children
 feel pushed if they think they can have anything they want, so they will make an effort to become number 1. They believe that
children
 who are taught to compete will be better prepared for the demands of the real world. To illustrate
this
, in a job life, we have to be more competitive to get a better career achievement.
Moreover
, competition helps to improve self-confidence.
This
 can
also
 lead to higher levels of motivation and effort in achieving goals.
On the other hand
, some
children
 feel depressed if anyone pushes them too much.
For instance
, many
children
 are self-harmed because there's a lot of pressure around them.
Besides
 that,others may focus on cooperativeness with
people
. They assume cooperativeness is the key to reaching their achievements. Humans are created to be social
people
. Connecting the brain cells from many viewpoints is more useful because they will be able to work effectively in teams.
However
, sharing with
people
 who have plenty of thoughts will raise arguments.
This
 will be a challenge. If the focus is on cooperativeness. In conclusion,
parents
 that set a big standard for their
children
, sometimes will succeed and sometimes not. For me, I choose to be a cooperative child because it can make us more open-minded than before.
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When discussing both views, ensure you give equal weight to each perspective, and then clearly state your own opinion in a separate paragraph before the conclusion.
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