Education is recognized as necessary to the future of any society in today's world. Governments throughout the world should make education compulsory for all children between the ages of 5 & 15.
Education is the single most important factor in the development of a developing country.
To move on the path of progress a country must pay prime importance to the education of its masses. This is the single most important factor in the progress of a nation. The country can progress only if the citizens are progressive and forward. Nojcauntry can make progress if the citizens are illiterate and backward.
If the masses are not literate, it leads to problems like unemployment low standards of living, superstition, poverty and other multiple problems. But many developing nations are not able to spend enough on education. Hence the countries’ progress is retarded.
When the citizens are educated they have better job prospects. Those who are enterprising they can create job opportunities for others. They can be good leaders and make good policies for their country.
In poor and backward nations the education of girls is of secondary importance. If the women are educated they can be good mothers. They can bring up their children intelligently. They can also take up jobs and learn to stand on their feet. They can contribute to their family income and thus improve the standard of living of their family.
By giving full importance to education the developing nations can get rid of problems like illiteracy, poverty, unemployment and population growth that retard the progress of a nation. The crime rate can also be kept under check. The standard of living of the people will go up. People can enjoy better quality life.
Education should be made compulsory and free for children between the age of 5 and 15. The children are thefuture citizens of the country. Books can be provided free to the poor children so that they are encouraged to study.
If a nation wants to be technologically advanced and industrialized than it must give special attention to education. The governments of developing nations should give importance to education because education is the basis for progress. A population that is uneducated can never be progressive.
Some students work while they are earning their degrees in college; others receive support from their families. How should a student's education be supported? Argue both sides of the issue and defend your position.
Some people believe that young people should work for their spending money. Other people believe that young people should be given an allowance without having to work for it. State your opinion concerning allowances and defend it.
Should students work for their education or should the parents support them depends upon the culture of the society. In some countries like in western advanced countries like USA, UK, Canada and other European countries where individualism is valued, youngsters are treated as adults after the age of eighteen. They leave their parental home after eighteen and start living separately. They take up jobs and bear the cost of their education as well as other living expenses.
In those societies where cooperation and family dependence are valued, parents support their children till they get a job. For instance in India the parents fully support their children till their education is over and they are able to stand on their feet. The society does not appreciate the young working for their daily requirements. Job opportunities are few in such countries especially for the young.
There are certain advantage if youngsters begin to work early and support their education. It reduces the financial burden of their parents. They learn to stand on their feet at an early age. They gain work experience, make profitable use of their time and put their knowledge to immediate use. They learn to make their own decisions and solve their own problems.
There are many disadvantages also they undergo unnecessary stress and strain. They cannot concentrate fully on their studies. They have less time for recreation or development of their hobbies. College years are the best years of their life. One should enjoy them to the fullest. As the youngsters become independent at an early age the emotional bond between the children and the parents becomes weak.
If the parents bear the cost of education the youngsters can fully concentrate on their studies. They don’t suffer from any stress and strain. They can study with a free mind. They have no financial or family responsibilities. They can participate in all the campus activities. In certain societies the future employers don’t expect the youngsters to have any job experience. They also know that job opportunities are less for youngsters.
However the risks are that the youngsters don’t learn the value of money. They may not always make productive use for their time. They remain financially and emotionally dependent on their parents. The parents have too many expectations from their children.
Since I am an Indian I never had to worry about my college fees and other expenses. I could concentrate well on my studies and secure good marks. I also had a good time during my college days. The presence of work or financial problems was not there. Working simultaneously while studying imposes a lot of strain on the mind and body. The mind can get diverted from studies and the youngsters may start running after money.
When the young people reach their late teen, their needs increase. They like to travel, spend on books, go out with friends, try out new clothes and so on. They now need some monthly allowance to meet their increasing needs. The parents should either give them a fixed allowance and allow than to work. In some cultures youngsters are not allowed to work for pocket money. In developing countries there are less job opportunities. The youngsters are not willing to do any od job. There is no dignity of labour and therefore options are less. Waiters in restaurants, or assistants in petrol pumps or shops are not paid well
Sometimes it happens that when youngsters start working they start losing interest in their studies and get attracted towards money. They want to earn more and more.
In my opinion there is nothing wrong f the youngsters take up part time jobs or work in their vacations as long as their studies don’t suffer and they don’t undergo unnecessary stress and strain. It will be a good experience for them. They will acquire valuable work experience and make productive use of their time. The experience will help them when they start their professional career. They won’t pick up bad habits.
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Education is the single most important factor in the development of a developing country.
To move on the path of progress a country must pay prime importance to the education of its masses. This is the single most important factor in the progress of a nation. The country can progress only if the citizens are progressive and forward. Nojcauntry can make progress if the citizens are illiterate and backward.
If the masses are not literate, it leads to problems like unemployment low standards of living, superstition, poverty and other multiple problems. But many developing nations are not able to spend enough on education. Hence the countries’ progress is retarded.
When the citizens are educated they have better job prospects. Those who are enterprising they can create job opportunities for others. They can be good leaders and make good policies for their country.
In poor and backward nations the education of girls is of secondary importance. If the women are educated they can be good mothers. They can bring up their children intelligently. They can also take up jobs and learn to stand on their feet. They can contribute to their family income and thus improve the standard of living of their family.
By giving full importance to education the developing nations can get rid of problems like illiteracy, poverty, unemployment and population growth that retard the progress of a nation. The crime rate can also be kept under check. The standard of living of the people will go up. People can enjoy better quality life.
Education should be made compulsory and free for children between the age of 5 and 15. The children are thefuture citizens of the country. Books can be provided free to the poor children so that they are encouraged to study.
If a nation wants to be technologically advanced and industrialized than it must give special attention to education. The governments of developing nations should give importance to education because education is the basis for progress. A population that is uneducated can never be progressive.
Some students work while they are earning their degrees in college; others receive support from their families. How should a student's education be supported? Argue both sides of the issue and defend your position.
OR
Some people believe that young people should work for their spending money. Other people believe that young people should be given an allowance without having to work for it. State your opinion concerning allowances and defend it.
Should students work for their education or should the parents support them depends upon the culture of the society. In some countries like in western advanced countries like USA, UK, Canada and other European countries where individualism is valued, youngsters are treated as adults after the age of eighteen. They leave their parental home after eighteen and start living separately. They take up jobs and bear the cost of their education as well as other living expenses.
In those societies where cooperation and family dependence are valued, parents support their children till they get a job. For instance in India the parents fully support their children till their education is over and they are able to stand on their feet. The society does not appreciate the young working for their daily requirements. Job opportunities are few in such countries especially for the young.
There are certain advantage if youngsters begin to work early and support their education. It reduces the financial burden of their parents. They learn to stand on their feet at an early age. They gain work experience, make profitable use of their time and put their knowledge to immediate use. They learn to make their own decisions and solve their own problems.
There are many disadvantages also they undergo unnecessary stress and strain. They cannot concentrate fully on their studies. They have less time for recreation or development of their hobbies. College years are the best years of their life. One should enjoy them to the fullest. As the youngsters become independent at an early age the emotional bond between the children and the parents becomes weak.
If the parents bear the cost of education the youngsters can fully concentrate on their studies. They don’t suffer from any stress and strain. They can study with a free mind. They have no financial or family responsibilities. They can participate in all the campus activities. In certain societies the future employers don’t expect the youngsters to have any job experience. They also know that job opportunities are less for youngsters.
However the risks are that the youngsters don’t learn the value of money. They may not always make productive use for their time. They remain financially and emotionally dependent on their parents. The parents have too many expectations from their children.
Since I am an Indian I never had to worry about my college fees and other expenses. I could concentrate well on my studies and secure good marks. I also had a good time during my college days. The presence of work or financial problems was not there. Working simultaneously while studying imposes a lot of strain on the mind and body. The mind can get diverted from studies and the youngsters may start running after money.
When the young people reach their late teen, their needs increase. They like to travel, spend on books, go out with friends, try out new clothes and so on. They now need some monthly allowance to meet their increasing needs. The parents should either give them a fixed allowance and allow than to work. In some cultures youngsters are not allowed to work for pocket money. In developing countries there are less job opportunities. The youngsters are not willing to do any od job. There is no dignity of labour and therefore options are less. Waiters in restaurants, or assistants in petrol pumps or shops are not paid well
Sometimes it happens that when youngsters start working they start losing interest in their studies and get attracted towards money. They want to earn more and more.
In my opinion there is nothing wrong f the youngsters take up part time jobs or work in their vacations as long as their studies don’t suffer and they don’t undergo unnecessary stress and strain. It will be a good experience for them. They will acquire valuable work experience and make productive use of their time. The experience will help them when they start their professional career. They won’t pick up bad habits.
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