Some people think is better for children to be teached at home. Others disagree. Discuss the advantages of both and give your own opinion

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that teaching
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at home is better than outsade other disagrees . Both have advantages. For eximpel teacheing
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in homes is a more calming
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. On one hand, teaching
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in school is the best
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because it provides a better learning process.
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more experience in teaching.
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zone, they wouldn't learn. The
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, the people who think that
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who is teached at home have a more calming and steady
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of learning. More for it,
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don't feel well with Other
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, if a kid is
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I disagree with the people who think that
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should be taught at home
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of the better learning expeirence and the ones who are taught
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have a bad life.

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Score: 5. You answer all parts, but your ideas need more detail. Say why home learning is calm, and why this helps a child learn.
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Give one clear example for each side. For example, at home a child can learn at their own speed. At school, a child can work with other children and learn from trained teachers.
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Do not say children taught at home “have a bad life”. This is too strong and is not shown. Say they may have less time with other children instead.
coherence and cohesion
Score: 5. Keep one main idea in each paragraph. Your first body paragraph is about school, and your second is about home; this is good. Add a short topic sentence to each.
coherence and cohesion
Some ideas stop too soon. For example, “The resons for that is in their” is not finished. Check that every sentence has a full idea.
coherence and cohesion
Use simple links to show cause: “This is because…”, “As a result…”, and “For this reason…”. This will make your ideas easier to follow.
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You give both sides: home teaching can be calm, and school can give better learning.
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Your own view is clear: you think school is better.
coherence and cohesion
You use a clear four-part plan: start, one side, the other side, and the end.
coherence and cohesion
You use linking words such as “On one hand”, “On the other hand”, “Moreover”, and “In the end”.
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