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"Some people argue that missing school to take part in climate change protests is beneficial for young people. Others believe that children should remain in school. Discuss both views and give your own opinion. v.1

"Some people argue that missing school to take part in climate change protests is beneficial for young people. Others believe that children should remain in school. v. 1
Although many opine that omitting school to participate in weather change protest is useful for youngsters, others consider that juvenile ought to be in school. The former view point is quite brave, which certainly will help students to understand global issues at an early stage of their life; however, later view point may just limit young one’s thinking up to the classroom only. In my opinion the former argument is more strong, perhaps more positive in children’s growth. There are merits of participating in weather change protest. To begin with, it is certainly useful and helps children to understand global issues at early stage of their life, and expressing disapproval bravely in front of whole world enables to exploit their knowledge by creating awareness towards mankind. As well as to this, they will be confident in dealing with different challenging situation, also they will not be tensed to solve their own issues. For example, if youngsters are facing any failure in exam or even in interview, they might give up easily, thus many have lost their lives by not able to cope with minor issues. Whereas, such protests are lifesavers for them and they can work calmly in given situations to solve it further from available options. However, keeping students in schools may limit their thinking process up to classroom only, thus making them more timid and shy, as a result of this, they will hesitate to put forward their opinion publicly. For example, there are many students, who even shy to make presentations in front of their fellow colleagues and teachers. Additionally, such youngsters may not able to compete with other school students when there are interschool competitions. In conclusion, on the whole, omitting classes for weather change protest seems more useful in children’s growth and helps them to think out of the box, however, just keeping students in schools will un able them to open up publicly. In my opinion, children should explore their knowledge to fullest and should not have any objection in protesting for well being of mankind. While, schools should encourage students by announcing a school holiday thus, helping them not to miss any classes.
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opine that omitting
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to participate in weather
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protest
is useful for youngsters, others consider that juvenile ought to be in
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. The former view point is quite brave, which
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will
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help
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students
to understand global
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issues
at an early stage of their life;
however
, later view point may
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limit young one’s thinking up to the classroom
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. In my opinion the former argument is more strong, perhaps more
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positive
in
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children’s
growth.

There are merits of participating in weather
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protest
. To
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begin
with, it is
certainly
useful and
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helps
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children
to understand global
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issues
at early stage of their life, and expressing disapproval
bravely
in front of whole world enables to exploit their knowledge by creating awareness towards mankind.
As well
as to this, they will be confident in dealing with
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different
challenging situation,
also
they will not
be tensed
to solve their
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own
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issues
.
For example
, if youngsters are facing any failure in exam or even in interview, they might give up
easily
,
thus
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many
have lost their
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lives
by not able to cope with minor
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issues
. Whereas, such
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protests
are lifesavers for
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them and
they can work
calmly
in
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given
situations to solve it
further
from available options.

However
, keeping
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students
in
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schools
may limit their thinking process up to classroom
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only
,
thus
making them more timid and shy,
as a result
of this, they will hesitate to put forward their opinion
publicly
.
For example
, there are
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many
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students
, who even shy to
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make
presentations in front of their
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fellow colleagues
and teachers.
Additionally
, such youngsters may not able to compete with other
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school
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students
when there are
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interschool
competitions.

In conclusion
,
on the whole
, omitting classes for weather
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change
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protest
seems more useful in
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children’s
growth and
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helps
them to
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think
out of the box,
however
,
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just
keeping
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students
in
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schools
will
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un able
them to open up
publicly
. In my opinion,
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children
should explore their knowledge to fullest and should not have any objection in protesting for
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well being
of mankind. While,
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schools
should encourage
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students
by announcing a
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school
holiday
thus
, helping them not to miss any classes.
16Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
25Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
5Mistakes
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IELTS essay "Some people argue that missing school to take part in climate change protests is beneficial for young people. Others believe that children should remain in school. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
360 words
6
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.5
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 6.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 6.0
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    Present relevant ideas
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  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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