Engaging youngsters in paid work is a widespread practice in many states. Some claim that it is unacceptable while others see the practice as an efficient way to pass down important experience. Below both prospects will be discussed in details and author’s opinion will be stated.
On the one hand, being engaging in work could have an adverse effect on offspring. Firstly, a decline in academic achievement of a working child may be seen as the first problem. Usually the jobs that are given to young people require working before or after school; consequently, young employees have to spend time that ought to be devoted to studying on fulfilling their duties at a workplace. Secondly, working could have an unfavorable impact on offspring health. For example, a kid who delivers newspapers should wake up early and it leads to a lack of sleep that may weaken a fragile immune system of the child, moreover, he must do the job even when weather is inclement and it is raining or snowing; thus, delivering press in those conditions will likely have a disadvantageous influence on the boy’s organism. Those are the main drawback of the discussed policy.
On the other hand, working may provide a young person with indispensable opportunity to get beneficial experience. Primarily, a feeling of responsibility is forged at a workplace. For an instance, when a pupil is given an assignment he will not get paid till the quality of work is checked. This simple experience will inevitably give a child an understanding of the concept of responsibility. Furthermore, experiencing being paid a relatively small amount of money for a done job and seeing that more qualified employees are paid higher wages will probably motivate a boy to study harder at school in order to improve job prospects after graduation. Thus, engaging in a work has an auspicious impact on personality of kids and their attitude to acquiring knowledge.
In my opinion, although the practice has many positive aspects, the negative ones outweigh them because the physical well-being of a student as well as his school performance is fundamental for achieving a successful future.
Engaging youngsters in
paid
work
is a widespread practice in
many
states.
Some
claim that it is unacceptable while others
see
the practice as an efficient way to pass down
important
experience. Below both prospects will
be discussed
in
details
and author’s opinion will
be stated
.
On the one hand, being engaging in
work
could have an adverse effect on offspring.
Firstly
, a decline in academic achievement of a
working
child may be
seen
as the
first
problem.
Usually
the
jobs
that are
given
to young
people
require
working
before
or after school;
consequently
, young employees
have to
spend time that ought to
be devoted
to studying on fulfilling their duties at a workplace.
Secondly
,
working
could have an unfavorable impact on offspring health.
For example
, a kid who delivers newspapers should wake up early and it leads to a lack of sleep that may weaken a fragile immune system of the child,
moreover
, he
must
do the
job
even when weather is inclement and it is raining or snowing;
thus
, delivering press in those conditions will likely have a disadvantageous influence on the boy’s organism. Those are the main drawback of the discussed policy.
On the other hand
,
working
may provide a young person with indispensable opportunity to
get
beneficial experience.
Primarily
, a feeling of responsibility
is forged
at a workplace. For an instance, when a pupil is
given
an assignment he will not
get
paid
till the quality of
work
is
checked
. This simple experience will
inevitably
give a child an understanding of the concept of responsibility.
Furthermore
, experiencing being
paid
a
relatively
small
amount of money for a done
job
and seeing that more qualified employees are
paid
higher wages will
probably
motivate a boy to study harder at school in order to
improve
job
prospects after graduation.
Thus
, engaging in a
work
has an auspicious impact on personality of kids and their attitude to acquiring knowledge.
In my opinion, although the practice has
many
positive
aspects, the
negative
ones outweigh them
because
the physical well-being of a student
as well
as his school performance is fundamental for achieving a successful future.