Children are the future of the nation, therefore people are more inclined towards them to have a check upon what they do throughout the day. There are people who believe that children acquire a lot of time which should be utilised for enhancing their academic scores, however, I hold a strong disagreement with this notion as a complete balance between the academic and personal life is equally important.
The believe that students are left with an enormous free span is irrelevant as after dealing with the school hours and then completing homework at home, they hardly get any free slot to do other works. Therefore, they should utilise the available span in doing several other activities like playing and interacting socially which are equally important for their mental and physical development. In addition to this, deterring the students from such activities and scheduling them towards only studies, increase their level of stress, which further causes anxiety and other psychological disorders. Not only this, lack of physical activities, can predispose them to several physiological disorders like obesity, diabetes and blood pressure. To illustrate, a recent study of the Child Healthcare Development suggests that, preventing students from going out and exploring their surroundings hinder their ability to indulge into social interactions and overall behavioural and physiological development.
According to me, students should utilise their leisure minutes and hours in exploring their environment. This would not only provide them the opportunity to meet new individuals, but would also help them to engage in several other sports events. This active participation would positively affect their physical health, eventually developing their good mental health. For example, a WHO report suggests that, children who do regular physical task are less disposed to physiological and psychological disorders.
To sum up, the notion that children get an enormous free time is unacceptable. Also, in my opinion, they should utilise the available leisure period for going out and working on their physical and social development.
Children
are the future of the nation,
therefore
people
are more inclined towards them to have a
check
upon what they do throughout the day. There are
people
who believe that
children
acquire
a lot of
time which should be
utilised
for enhancing their academic scores,
however
, I hold a strong disagreement with this notion as a complete balance between the academic and personal life is
equally
important
.
The
believe
that
students
are
left
with an enormous free span is irrelevant as after dealing with the school hours and then completing homework at home, they hardly
get
any free slot to do
other
works.
Therefore
, they should
utilise
the available span in doing several
other
activities like playing and interacting
socially
which are
equally
important
for their mental and
physical
development.
In addition
to this, deterring the
students
from such activities and scheduling them towards
only
studies, increase their level of
stress
, which
further
causes anxiety and
other
psychological disorders. Not
only
this, lack of
physical
activities, can predispose them to several physiological disorders like obesity, diabetes and blood pressure. To illustrate, a recent study of the Child Healthcare Development suggests that, preventing
students
from going out and exploring their surroundings hinder their ability to indulge into social interactions and
overall
behavioural
and physiological development.
According to me
,
students
should
utilise
their leisure minutes and hours in exploring their environment. This would not
only
provide them the opportunity to
meet
new individuals,
but
would
also
help
them to engage in several
other
sports
events
. This active participation would
positively
affect their
physical
health,
eventually
developing their
good
mental health.
For example
, a WHO report suggests that,
children
who do regular
physical
task are less disposed to physiological and psychological disorders.
To sum up, the notion that
children
get
an enormous free time is unacceptable.
Also
, in my opinion, they should
utilise
the available leisure period for going out and working on their
physical
and social development.