In this day and age, more and more contemporary attention has been placed on the opinion that children are advised to partake in scheduled activities in their spare time. However, other people argue that children should be liberty at doing everything that they love. From my perspective, I subscribe to the latter idea.
On the one hand, if organized activities are outdoor pursuits and children do not show their fascination with them, it will prove challenging to force children to follow scheduled activities. This is because children only want to engage in pursuits that they are truly fascinated by. For instance, a child having a great passion for drawings will seldom lean toward participating in sports activities, so it is virtually impossible to organize this kind of activity for him or her. In addition, in the case that children are allowed to join their favourite outdoor pursuits, this means father and mother respect their offspring’s options, leading to the fact that it will be less likely to have conflicts between them and their children when it comes to this problem.
On the other hand, there are a lot of other activities which should be scheduled by parents or teachers. Firstly, those are ones which are helpful to society such as doing charity or voluntary works. To be more specific, these activities will educate children on the significance of sharing and sympathizing with other people, so they will help them understand humane values. Thus, it is necessary to schedule this type of activity for children. Secondly, learning survival skills can become a pursuit that ought to be organized by teachers or parents. When partaking in this activity, children will have great opportunities to comprehend the importance of survival skills in their real life and through that, they will have more motivation to be proficient in those skills like swimming.
In conclusion, with all the reasons mentioned above, I strongly believe that children should have the freedom to engage in any pursuit that they feel interested in but in some cases, scheduled activities are necessary.
In this day and age, more and more contemporary attention has
been placed
on the opinion that
children
are advised
to partake in
scheduled
activities
in their spare time.
However
,
other
people
argue that
children
should be liberty at doing everything that they
love
. From my perspective, I subscribe to the latter
idea
.
On the one hand, if organized
activities
are outdoor
pursuits
and
children
do not
show
their fascination with them, it will prove challenging
to force
children
to follow
scheduled
activities
. This is
because
children
only
want to engage in
pursuits
that they are
truly
fascinated by.
For instance
, a child having a great passion for drawings will seldom lean toward participating in sports
activities
,
so
it is
virtually
impossible to organize this kind of
activity
for him or her.
In addition
, in the case that
children
are
allowed
to
join
their
favourite
outdoor
pursuits
, this means father and mother respect their offspring’s options, leading to the fact that it will be less likely to have conflicts between them and their
children
when it
comes
to this problem.
On the
other
hand, there are
a lot of
other
activities
which should be
scheduled
by parents or teachers.
Firstly
, those are ones which are helpful to society such as doing charity or voluntary works. To be more specific, these
activities
will educate
children
on the significance of sharing and sympathizing with
other
people
,
so
they will
help
them understand humane values.
Thus
, it is necessary to schedule this type of
activity
for
children
.
Secondly
, learning survival
skills
can become a
pursuit
that ought to
be organized
by teachers or parents. When partaking in this
activity
,
children
will have great opportunities to comprehend the importance of survival
skills
in their real life and through that, they will have more motivation to be proficient in those
skills
like swimming.
In conclusion
, with all the reasons mentioned above, I
strongly
believe that
children
should have the freedom to engage in any
pursuit
that they feel interested in
but
in
some
cases,
scheduled
activities
are necessary.