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Many children these days have an unhealthy lifestyle. Both schools and parents are equally responsible for solving this problem. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement? v.1

Many children these days have an unhealthy lifestyle. Both schools and parents are equally responsible for solving this problem. with this statement? v. 1
The issue of children’s health in recent days remains controversial. One of most remarkable factors that cause their higher level of unhealthiness is their unwholesome lifestyle. However, while some people share the belief that children theirselves have to deal with this problem, I totally agree the idea both parents and schools take the responsibility for it. Some reasons supporting my opinion will be under indication with the scope of this writing. On one hand, parents are those who take main responsibility for children’s growth and maturity without a doubt. The first reason for it is that parents’ ways of teaching their children have influence on the young’s lifestyle. For example, some Vietnamese parents who regular spend whole day earning money tend to let their children self-educate, self-grow. They just give the young some money for entire day and come to work. As a consequence, what they eat and drink everyday can lead to their sickness. Even if that young people eat unnutrient food such as chese, fat, sugar, junk food and alcohol is not prevented, unfortunately it can become their habbits. The second reason is that children’s activities are mirror of parents’ ones because the young usually have a tend to follow what adults do. A son can follow his father to get drunk, a daughther can follow her mother’s staying up late. If adults do not take care of theirselves, their children will ignore health as well. On the other hand, schools also are in charge of dealing with this problem. Firstly, children easily get affected by their educative environment. They are not old enough to know what is right and what is wrong. For instance, a boy can copy his bad friends to smoke, which leads him to some respiratory illnesses. Secondly, regulations in schools have troubles. The time getting started first period is too early for students to get to schools on time. As a result, students usually get drowsy in classes and do not focus on lessons. Not only does it have influence on their knowledge, but leads them to an unhealthiness lifestyle. To sum up, both parents and schools contribute to build children’s lifestyle. Leading the young to wholesome lifestyle helps them not just to raise their awareness of health but shape their future life.
The issue of
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health in recent days remains controversial. One of most remarkable factors that cause their higher level of unhealthiness is their unwholesome
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lifestyle
.
However
, while
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share the belief that
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theirselves
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both
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and
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take the responsibility for it.
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reasons supporting my opinion will be under indication with the scope of this writing.

On one hand,
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parents
are those who take main responsibility for
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growth and maturity without a doubt. The
first
reason for it is that
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parents’
ways of teaching their
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children
have influence on the
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young’s
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lifestyle
.
For example
,
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some
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parents
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who regular
spend whole day earning money tend to
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let
their
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children
self-educate, self-grow. They
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give the
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young
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some
money for entire day and
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come
to work. As a consequence, what they eat and drink
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everyday
can lead to their sickness. Even if that
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young
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people
eat
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unnutrient
food such as
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chese
,
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, sugar, junk food and alcohol is not
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prevented
, unfortunately it can become their
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habbits
. The second reason is that
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children’s
activities are mirror of
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parents’
ones
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the
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young
usually
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to follow what adults do. A son can follow his father to
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drunk, a
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can follow her mother’s staying up late. If adults do not take care of
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, their
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children
will
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ignore
health
as well
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,
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also
are in charge of dealing with this problem.
Firstly
,
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children
easily
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by their educative environment. They are not
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old
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enough
to know what is right and what is
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wrong
.
For instance
, a boy can copy his
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bad
friends to smoke, which leads him to
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some
respiratory illnesses.
Secondly
, regulations in
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schools
have troubles. The time getting
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started
first
period is too early for students to
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to
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schools
on time.
As a result
, students
usually
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get
drowsy in classes and do not focus on lessons. Not
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only
does it have influence on their knowledge,
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leads them to an unhealthiness lifestyle.

To sum up, both
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parents
and
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schools
contribute to build
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children’s
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lifestyle
. Leading the
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young
to wholesome
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lifestyle
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helps
them not
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just
to raise their awareness of health
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but
shape their future life.
14Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
29Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
9Mistakes

IELTS essay Many children these days have an unhealthy lifestyle. Both schools and parents are equally responsible for solving this problem. with this statement? v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
380 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 5.5
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Lexical Resource: 5.0
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Grammatical Range: 6.0
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Task Achievement: 6.0
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