Some people believe that unpaid community service should be a compulsory part of the high school curriculum (for example, working for a charity, improving the neighborhood, or teaching sports to younger children). To what extent do you agree or disagree?

There is a view that free
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working for a charity, improving the
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ought to be mandatory as
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of
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Unpaid
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can bring many benefits to teenagers.
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, it helps
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develop a sense of responsibility and understand the importance of helping others.
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, working for a charity or improving the
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can teach young people to care about society, not only about themselves.
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, these activities allow
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to gain practical skills,
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as teamwork, communication, and leadership, which are not always taught in the classroom.
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,
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can prepare
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better for adult life. Making
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compulsory may create some problems. Not all
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have the same physical abilities, free time, or personal circumstances. Some teenagers already have a heavy academic workload or need to help their families after school. For them, mandatory unpaid work could become stressful rather than beneficial.
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, when an activity is forced,
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may lose motivation and see it as a punishment
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of a valuable experience. In my opinion, unpaid
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should be strongly encouraged but not made compulsory. Schools could offer a variety of options so that
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can choose activities that match their interests and abilities.
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approach would help
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stay motivated
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still gaining the benefits of
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involvement. In conclusion,
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unpaid
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can be very useful for high school
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, I believe it should remain optional rather than a compulsory part of the curriculum.

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