In recent
years
, many people believe that Use synonyms
students
under 18 Use synonyms
years
old should be required to have a full-time Use synonyms
education
. From my perspective, I strongly agree with Use synonyms
this
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due to
multiple reasons.
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To begin
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education
is essential for fostering a student's cognitive abilities. Kids who are able to go to school can learn basic fundamental ideas, concepts and belief systems that they need when they Use synonyms
become
of age. Verb problem
come
For example
, a child who dreams of becoming a doctor will need a basic understanding of science in general, and usually, schools have a good system to teach kids in an age-appropriate manner. Linking Words
Then
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this
basic foundation of science can aid the child in the future to achieve their dreams of becoming a doctor.
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In addition
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education
should be the focus of Use synonyms
students
who are less than 18 Use synonyms
years
old because they are able to identify their strengths and weaknesses. The things that they learn through having proper Use synonyms
education
can help them enhance their understanding of how the world works in the "real world" and they would not be abused by other people. Use synonyms
For example
, in the Philippines Linking Words
students
are taught about labour laws before graduating high school as there is a high rate of Use synonyms
students
not furthering Use synonyms
education
and just finding work after high school graduation. Use synonyms
This
will help them to be not exploited when they start working. Linking Words
Also
, Linking Words
students
should be allowed to participate in after-class activities or sports to develop soft skills which can aid in shaping their personality.
In conclusion, mandatory full-time Use synonyms
education
should be required if a student is less than 18 Use synonyms
years
old as it helps kids Use synonyms
to
enhance cognitive abilities and social skills.Verb problem
apply
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