Some people think that schools are too competitive and that this has a negative impact on children. Others believe the competitive environment encourages children to achieve. Discuss both these views and give your opinion.

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educational temple where young ones are given the shower of knowledge. It is discussed by some individuals that
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learning centres can be toxic for the
kids
are there is too much competition,
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others think that it
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performance of a child. Upcoming writing will shed light on both the
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discussed above. I believe that contesting with peers
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to elevate their
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performance
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peer pressure. When a child feels that his or her peers are studying hard,
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they can
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get motivated to work hard.
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,
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various
matches and games are organized in the learning centres which give reason to
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to perform better in order to win.
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motivates
kids
themselves to do their best by themselves without being
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or
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guardians
guardian
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competition
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can make
kids
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more efficiently, there is no need for anyone else
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young ones to work hard. On the
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hand, too much competition can
also
de-motivate a young
one
if he or she is not able to do better than their peers.
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in
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setting too many exams are conducted which can
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constant stress on the students.
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curiculum
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curriculum
of the educational
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institutes
matches are conducted in sports, art and syllabus due
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students cannot
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one
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As learners
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will feel pressured and they will not be able to give a good performance in
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of them.
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healthy contests should be conducted with some
time
gap so that
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can get
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to
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thing at a
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too many things,
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they will not be able to
focus
on the single. I believe
youngster
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can bring
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out of them in healthy competition
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if contests are organized with
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gap. Considering all the points above,
although
kids
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at
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time
, too many competitions can deviate the
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them.
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task response
Make sure to address all parts of the task comprehensively. Try to balance your points more evenly. Currently, there's more emphasis on the disadvantages rather than equally discussing both sides of the argument.
task response
Work on providing clearer examples that are more closely linked to the points you're making. This will make your argument stronger and more convincing.
coherence cohesion
Improve logical flow by ensuring each sentence and paragraph naturally follows from the previous one, with appropriate use of linking words.
coherence cohesion
Pay attention to grammatical accuracy and vocabulary choice to express your points more clearly. Proofreading for errors in spelling and sentence structure will help improve coherence.
coherence cohesion
Your introduction clearly sets the stage for discussing the two differing viewpoints and gives a brief overview of your own opinion, which is important for framing your essay.
coherence cohesion
You have effectively presented a conclusion that summarizes your view on the topic, which is an essential component of a cohesive essay.

Support ideas with relevant, specific examples

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • undue stress
  • academic achievement
  • critical thinking
  • interpersonal skills
  • unhealthy rivalries
  • social isolation
  • bullying
  • reduced collaboration
  • motivation
  • achieve their goals
  • resilience
  • perseverance
  • innovation
  • improvement
  • outperform
  • higher standards
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