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In some countries old people are highly valued and in other countries the young are considered to be more valuable. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Or Some cultures value old age while others value young age. Discuss both views and give your opinion. v.1

In some countries old people are highly valued and in other countries the young are considered to be more valuable. Or Some cultures value old age while others value young age. v. 1
People have different views about whether the elderly or the young are more valued. This essay will discuss both points of view Aged people have more experience behind them. They have seen more life. As a result of this they have a deeper understanding of the problems of the world and are more capable of making judicious decisions. In Australian culture, aged men and women command great respect in the society. Theirs tend to be the last word in matters of utmost importance. Young men and women in the family may have better educational qualifications, but they still listen to their aged parents and grandparents. Consider the case of world leaders. Most of them are men and women in their sixties or seventies. They are chosen leaders for their ability to handle situations with more maturity. All over the world, people who occupy higher positions aren’t exactly young. Youngsters may be full of energy and enthusiasm, but they lack experience and the maturity that comes with it. They are also more likely to get carried away by their emotions or excitement. On the flip side, old age is a period of increasing dependence. As people age, their faculties may get impaired. They may have trouble remembering things or taking sound decisions. Unfortunately, this is an inevitable part of the process of aging. People also become much less productive in their twilight years. After analyzing the situation, it is felt that both ages have their merits and demerits. Age may bring wisdom, but it also makes people dependent. The truth is that no society can survive without the energy and enthusiasm of its youngsters. And if they receive the guidance of their aged counterparts, they will be able to work wonders.
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Aged
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people
have more experience behind them. They have
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more life.
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of this they have a deeper understanding of the problems of the world and are more capable of making judicious decisions. In Australian culture, aged
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men
and women command great respect in the society. Theirs tend to be the last word in matters of utmost importance. Young
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men
and women in the family may have better educational qualifications,
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but
they
still
listen to their aged parents and grandparents.

Consider the case of world leaders. Most of them are
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men
and women in their sixties or seventies. They
are chosen
leaders for their ability to handle situations with more maturity. All over the world,
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people
who occupy higher positions aren’t exactly young. Youngsters may be full of energy and enthusiasm,
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but
they lack experience and the maturity that
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with it. They are
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carried away by their emotions or excitement.

On the flip side,
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age
is a period of increasing dependence. As
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age
, their faculties may
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get
impaired. They may have trouble remembering things or taking sound decisions. Unfortunately, this is an inevitable part of the process of aging.
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also
become much less productive in their twilight years.

After analyzing the situation, it
is felt
that both
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ages
have their merits and demerits.
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may bring wisdom,
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it
also
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makes
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dependent. The truth is that no society can survive without the energy and enthusiasm of its youngsters. And if they receive the guidance of their aged counterparts, they will be able to work wonders.
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IELTS essay In some countries old people are highly valued and in other countries the young are considered to be more valuable. Or Some cultures value old age while others value young age. v. 1

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
290 words
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Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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