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Education is the single most important factor in the development of a developing country. To what extent do you agree or disagree. v.2

Education is the single most important factor in the development of a developing country. v. 2
It is common knowledge that education plays key role in today’s world. The question, however, arises what impact education have on development in country. This essay will attempt to discuss both sides of the argument and give relevant examples. Frist and foremost, it is often claimed that educations as a knowledge has no limit itself. Everybody knows that education is essential for a country because it change the way how people are thinking. For example, kids at school are encouraged to think creatively by teacher and that fact for sure will bring a big profit to the country. Moreover, if we compare well developed country such as Australia or Canada to any of the poor country from Africa or south-west Asia, we can see enormous gap between those countries. Not only in the standard of living but also in the medicine, or even in the number of patents. Which is directly related to the school education system. As a second many people saying that education system needs deep transformation, because they believe that today’s education system creates brainless, unthinking creatures. It is due to diversity of people. Everyone of us is different and everybody have different way of thinking, seeing the world and needs. They trust that kids at school are overloaded with the knowledge that they will never use in their future life. From the arguments I have presented above it can be seen that both arguments definitively have their supports and opponents. It is my view though that only traditional school can guarantee and provide the best effect in the developing country, however we should keep improving the way of learning to create more efficient society.
It is common knowledge that
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education
plays key role in
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today
’s world. The question,
however
, arises what impact
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education
have on development in
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country
. This essay will attempt to discuss both sides of the argument and give relevant examples.

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claimed that
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educations
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education
is essential for a
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country
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because
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the way how
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are thinking.
For example
, kids at
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school
are encouraged
to
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think
creatively
by teacher and that fact for sure will bring a
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big
profit to the
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country
.
Moreover
, if we compare
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well developed
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country
such as Australia or Canada to any of the poor
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country
from Africa or south-west Asia, we can
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see
enormous gap between those
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countries
. Not
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only
in the standard of living
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also
in the medicine, or even in the number of patents. Which is
directly
related to the
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school
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education
system.

As a second
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people
saying that
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education
system needs deep transformation,
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because
they believe that
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today
’s
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system creates brainless, unthinking creatures. It is due to diversity of
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people
.
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of us is
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and everybody
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have
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different
way of thinking, seeing the world and needs. They trust that kids at
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school
are overloaded
with the knowledge that they will never
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use
in their future life.

From the arguments I have presented above it can be
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seen
that both arguments
definitively
have their supports and opponents. It is my view though that
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only
traditional
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school
can guarantee and provide the best effect in the developing
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country
,
however
we should
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keep
improving the way of learning to create more efficient society.
6Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
18Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
6Mistakes
If we spoke a different language, we would perceive a somewhat different world.
Ludwig Wittgenstein

IELTS essay Education is the single most important factor in the development of a developing country. v. 2

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
278 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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