Children are the future of our society and because of that many believe that they should be raised in competitive surroundings in order to be better citizens.
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others are of the opinion that they should be taught to be a good team member rather than competing with each other. Both views Linking Words
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The children's rivalry behaviour could have several benefits in society. The predominant cause is it can foster developments and advancements in many aspects of our society. Not only Linking Words
this
will help them exceed their boundaries but Linking Words
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provide them with their Ikigai. Linking Words
For example
, students competing in a science fair will always try to learn, adapt and apply new things to make their project stand out. Linking Words
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that, they will Linking Words
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get a sense of urgency to learn and explore more of the real world.
Perhaps, teaching cooperative behaviour has many positive outcomes. The primary reason is it will serve as a helping hand to others in an indeed need. As in our daily life, nobody is perfect and Linking Words
due to
that, we rely on others to fulfil our needs. On top of that, Linking Words
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type of nature helps youth to learn the importance of teamwork. Imagine a student who participated in a singing competition with an exceptional singing skill, but does not know how to write a song. Linking Words
Then
student who has better songwriting skills could help the participant write a good song.
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and provide my opinion on the matter of raising young people with either a competitive or cooperative nature, in my perspective their upbringing should be done both in ways but they should Linking Words
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be taught about the clear boundaries of both.Linking Words
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