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In many countries children are engaged in some kind of paid work. Some people regard this as completely wrong, while others consider it as valuable work experience, important for learninh and taking responsibilities. What are your opinions on this? v.10

In many countries children are engaged in some kind of paid work. Some people regard this as completely wrong, while others consider it as valuable work experience, important for learninh and taking responsibilities. What are your opinions on this? v. 10
These days, the industrial development has deeply changed the frame of work experiences. In particular, especially concerning in developing countries, the rate of younger that are forced to work, has risen. I completely disagree with the idea that this situation can be interpreted as a way of growing or either of acquiring more responsibilities, and in this essay, I will support my opinion with examples. There are several drawbacks behind this phenomenon, since children may lose their freedom. For example, the daily routine of children consists in having tuitions and studying at home. If they are forced also to work somewhere, they would pass up their leisure time. Instead of playing with friends and feeding their imagination, children would be involved in busy activities. Another reason that support my view, is that in developing countries this neither seems to be a choice. In these places, very young children have to work in factories, mostly in the textile area, as adults do. What's more, they are mistreated and exploited and also badly paid. Surely, this is evaluated as a crime, but is still a widespread reality. Having said that, there is also another relevant point of view. If you look at this work as a children's pastime or as a way of teaching practical skills, we can probably claim it could be an educational moment. If parents, as an example, ask their children to use the lawn mower or to clean something, offering them some rewards, this can be partially considered a work and meanwhile a chance to empower the younger. To sum up, the juvenile work should be recognised and labelled as a crime to condemn, since subtracts and erases the younger youth; on the other side, involving children in some homeworks can be viewed as an educational moment.
These days, the industrial development has
deeply
changed
the frame of
work
experiences.
In particular
,
especially
concerning in
developing countries
, the rate of younger that
are forced
to
work
, has risen.

I completely disagree with the
idea
that this situation can
be interpreted
as a way of growing or either of acquiring more responsibilities, and in this essay, I will support my opinion with examples.

There are several drawbacks behind this phenomenon, since
children
may lose their freedom.
For example
, the daily routine of
children
consists in having
tuitions
and studying at home. If they
are forced
also
to
work
somewhere, they would pass up their leisure time.
Instead
of playing with friends and feeding their imagination,
children
would
be involved
in busy activities.

Another reason that support my view, is that in
developing countries
this neither seems to be a choice. In these places,
very
young
children
have to
work
in factories,
mostly
in the textile area, as adults do. What's more, they
are mistreated
and exploited and
also
badly
paid.
Surely
, this
is evaluated
as a crime,
but
is
still
a widespread reality.

Having said that, there is
also
another relevant point of view. If you look at this
work
as a children's pastime or as a way of teaching practical
skills
, we can
probably
claim it could be an educational moment. If parents, as an example, ask their
children
to
use
the lawn mower or to clean something, offering them
some
rewards, this can be
partially
considered a
work
and meanwhile a chance to empower the younger.

To sum up, the juvenile
work
should be
recognised
and labelled as a crime to condemn, since subtracts and erases the younger youth; on the other side, involving
children
in
some
homeworks can
be viewed
as an educational moment.
9Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
13Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
3Mistakes
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IELTS essay In many countries children are engaged in some kind of paid work. Some people regard this as completely wrong, while others consider it as valuable work experience, important for learninh and taking responsibilities. What are your opinions on this? v. 10

Essay
  American English
6 paragraphs
299 words
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