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Some people like to have their cell or mobile phone with them at all times. Other people prefer not to bring their cell or mobile phone with them everywhere they go, or they choose not to own one at all. Which do you prefer? Explain why v.1

Some people like to have their cell or mobile phone with them at all times. Other people prefer not to bring their cell or mobile phone with them everywhere they go, or they choose not to own one at all. Which do you prefer? Explain why v. 1
It is often thought that teachers have a greater influence in both intellectual and social aspects of children's development as soon as they begin schooling. I completely agree with this view because teachers teach them how to sharpen their intellect in school and also how to build better relationships with one another. The first reason why teachers have a bigger influence intellectually on pupils is that, they spend a good number of hours together to teach them how to reason mathematically. Their tutors usually engage them in tasks and activities which help to develop to stimulate their mental process and idea generation abilities, this then eventually sharpens their intellect. Eventhough, some others may think that the time spent on school is limited and may not help them to develop intellectually: this is often not the case because they mostly use this time meaningfully to solve various class works. For example, it has been proved by various scholars in studies done across the world that children who attend schools are lore intelligent than those who do not. Another reason why I agree that teachers play more roles is that, schools usually have a break period where children are allowed to play freely with each other. This manner of interaction helps them to develop better in the social aspect. Moreso, when they do this under the supervision of their teachers, they develop better team spirit which helps them in future. However, some could argue that, this is better done by their parents at home, but the skills that the teachers have in doing this is a bigger advantage. For instance, an online journal I read concluded that teachers are more effective in building social relationships among pupils than their parents. In summary, school children benefit more from their teachers, who teach them how to develop mentally and socially, when they spend time together in school. I, therefore, agree that they are the most influential in these two regard.
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schooling. I completely
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with this view
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teachers
teach them how to sharpen their intellect in
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school
and
also
how to build
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better
relationships with one another.

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first
reason why
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teachers
have a bigger influence
intellectually
on pupils is that, they spend a
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good
number of hours together to teach them how to reason
mathematically
. Their tutors
usually
engage them in tasks and activities which
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help
to
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develop
to stimulate their mental process and
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idea
generation abilities, this then
eventually
sharpens their intellect.
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others may
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school
is limited
and may not
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help
them to
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develop
intellectually
: this is
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not the case
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this time
meaningfully
to solve various
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works.
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, it has
been proved
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are lore
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intelligent
than those who do not.

Another reason why I
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that
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teachers
play more roles is that,
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usually
have a break period where children are
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allowed
to play
freely
with each other. This manner of interaction
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helps
them to
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develop
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better
in the social aspect.
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, when they do this under the supervision of their
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teachers
, they
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develop
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better
team spirit which
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helps
them
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in future
.
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,
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could argue that, this is
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better
done by their parents at home,
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but
the
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skills
that the
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teachers
have in doing this is a bigger advantage.
For instance
, an online journal I read concluded that
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teachers
are more effective in building social relationships among pupils than their parents.

In summary,
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school
children benefit more from their
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teachers
, who teach them how to
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develop
mentally and
socially
, when they spend time together in
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school
. I,
therefore
,
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agree
that they are the most influential in these two regard.
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IELTS essay Some people like to have their cell or mobile phone with them at all times. Other people prefer not to bring their cell or mobile phone with them everywhere they go, or they choose not to own one at all. Which do you prefer? Explain why v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
326 words
7
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 7.0
  • Structure your answers in logical paragraphs
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    One main idea per paragraph
  • Include an introduction and conclusion
  • Support main points with an explanation and then an example
  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
  • Vary your linking phrases using synonyms
Lexical Resource: 7.0
  • Try to vary your vocabulary using accurate synonyms
  • Use less common question specific words that accurately convey meaning
  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
Grammatical Range: 7.0
  • Use a variety of complex and simple sentences
  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 7.0
  • Answer all parts of the question
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    Present relevant ideas
  • Fully explain these ideas
  • Support ideas with relevant, specific examples
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