Some believe secondary students should learn international news as a subject at school, while others think it’s a waste of time. Discuss both views and give your opinion.

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students
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learn many different
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. We all know there are basic
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that form the foundation of every profession.
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,
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have started learning extra courses at
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we study law, business, and religion. People's opinions are divided about learning international
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as a
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at
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. Some people believe that secondary
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students
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should study international
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as a
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. The first reason is that it would be helpful for
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, because they need to choose a profession for the future. If they choose international relations, knowledge about international
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will become an important factor in politics. The second reason is that
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should have a broad horizon.They are no longer children; they are adults.
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, they should be well-informed about many things.
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, others have a different opinion. They think that learning international
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as a
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subject
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is a waste of time, since many
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have already chosen their future profession. They believe
students
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should concentrate on their main field of study. Extra
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take a lot of time, so
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may not have enough time for their core
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. Because of
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, many
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lose focus on their main studies. In conclusion, I want to share my opinion. In my view, both opinions are reasonable.
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, studying international
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should be optional. Those who want or need it can learn it, but it should not be a compulsory
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. As a high
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student, I can say that learning international
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is not very important and does not have much meaning for
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task response
Make your view clear in the last part. Do not say both sides are fine and then give a strong view that is not the same.
coherence
Some parts are hard to read. Break big ideas into small lines and connect them well.
coherence
Use more links for contrast and result. Words like but, yet, so, as a result help.
grammar
Check grammar and word form in sentences, e.g., subject-verb agreement and word choice.
content
Good to show both sides.
context
Gives an idea of school life and how it shapes choice.
structure
Ends with personal view and a clear stance.
Fully explain your ideas

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