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Competitiveness among high school children should be encouraged. Do you agree or disagree? v.1

Competitiveness among high school children should be encouraged. v. 1
Persuading high school pupils to engage in competitions has been a longstanding topic. I completely agree with this statement, and this essay will further reveal how contests develop the mental mind of children as well as enabling them become responsible and fearless adults that venture into the world in future. Firstly, when students are inspired to partake in competitions, their mental minds grow spontaneously. This is because, these pupils are exposed to extremely challenging conditions in the bid to succeed. Hence, propelling them to reason outside the box and exude ideas beyond their mental age. For instance, in a Nigerian High School, a group of young science undergraduates were involved in an international competition. These scholars were motivated to build a washing machine from the scratch despite not having done anything of that sort before. Therefore, exceeding their mental capacities and emerging as the best. Secondly, when contests are allowed between students, it encourages them to be responsible adults as well as being fearless. This is because, contests come with challenges and obligations to surmount them. These problems, make young adults strong and courageous to face future obstacles. For example, a research done in a Nigerian secondary school in 1994, shows that 70% of young scholars that were inspired to compete in school now work in international companies and are engaged in great exploits globally. To conclude, it is clear that enabling undergraduates to participate in contests help with their mental development also making them become vibrant adults in future.
Persuading high
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school
pupils to engage in competitions has been a longstanding topic. I completely
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agree
with this statement, and this essay will
further
reveal how
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contests
develop the
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mental
mind of children
as well
as enabling them become responsible and fearless
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adults
that venture into the world
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in future
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Firstly
, when students
are inspired
to partake in competitions, their
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mental
minds grow
spontaneously
. This is
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because
, these pupils
are exposed
to
extremely
challenging conditions in the bid to succeed.
Hence
, propelling them to reason outside the box and exude
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ideas
beyond their
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mental
age.
For instance
, in a Nigerian High
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School
, a group of young science undergraduates
were involved
in an international competition. These scholars
were motivated
to build a washing machine from the scratch despite not having done anything of that sort
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before
.
Therefore
, exceeding their
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mental
capacities and emerging as the best.

Secondly
, when
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contests
are
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allowed
between students, it encourages them to be responsible
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adults
as well
as being fearless. This is
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because
,
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contests
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come
with challenges and obligations to surmount them. These problems,
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make
young
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adults
strong and courageous to face future obstacles.
For example
, a research done in a Nigerian secondary
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school
in 1994,
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shows
that 70% of young scholars that
were inspired
to compete in
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school
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now
work in international
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companies
and
are engaged
in great exploits globally.

To conclude
, it is
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clear
that enabling undergraduates to participate in
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contests
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help
with their
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mental
development
also
making them become vibrant
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adults
Did you mean: "in the future"?
in future
.
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IELTS essay Competitiveness among high school children should be encouraged. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
250 words
8
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.0
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Lexical Resource: 8.0
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