Schools have become effective institutions recently, playing a major role on children’s future path. Hence, there is an argument over the issue of which subjects are more vital to be taught in schools. Some people believe History has always been one of the most necessary ones, while other would say that novel topics such as Science and Technology have lead the way as the requirements of modern lifestyle. Although there are valid reasons for both group’s statements, I, personally, would lean towards the former.
From some people standpoint, it is an indisputable fact that never has the world witnessed such an exponential industrial growth throughout its history. Entailing to every aspects of life, Science and Technology are warranted to be acquired by all members of society, especially the young generation. This knowledge lead to practical projects which culminate in a more revolutionized society, while history is just a theoretical subject with no vivid future. Thus, these subjects should be compulsory at schools.
On the other hand, at the other end of this spectrum, there is a strong believe that history is a pivot through which identity turn. If pupils study history, they will be more informed about their cultural heritage and as a result, they will feel more sense of belonging. Moreover, broadening students’ knowledge of their culture, ethos and ancestors, History would exert a profound influence over their understanding of the world. During this process, children and teenagers not only become familiar with different eras and civilizations, but also have more mental stability. So it can be said that, History motives students to enhance their society in different fields even Science and Technology.
By way of conclusion, both History and Science and Technology are essential topics these days. History, nonetheless, as the mother of all sciences should be considered as schools’ priority. By taking this approach, students will be more determined to build their society, which is also the ultimate target of Science and Technology.
Schools have become effective institutions recently, playing a major role on children’s future path.
Hence
, there is an argument over the issue of which subjects are more vital to
be taught
in schools.
Some
people
believe
History
has always been one of the most necessary ones, while other would say that novel topics such as
Science
and
Technology
have lead the way as the requirements of modern lifestyle. Although there are valid reasons for both group’s statements, I,
personally
, would lean towards the former.
From
some
people
standpoint, it is an indisputable fact that never has the world witnessed such an exponential industrial growth throughout its
history
. Entailing to every
aspects
of life,
Science
and
Technology
are warranted
to
be acquired
by all members of
society
,
especially
the young generation. This knowledge lead to practical projects which culminate in a more revolutionized
society
, while
history
is
just
a theoretical subject with no vivid future.
Thus
, these subjects should be compulsory at schools.
On the other hand
, at the other
end
of this spectrum, there is a strong
believe
that
history
is a pivot through which identity turn. If pupils study
history
, they will be more informed about their cultural heritage and
as a result
, they will feel more sense of belonging.
Moreover
, broadening students’ knowledge of their culture, ethos and ancestors,
History
would exert a profound influence over their understanding of the world. During this process, children and
teenagers
not
only
become familiar with
different
eras and civilizations,
but
also
have more mental stability.
So
it can
be said
that,
History
motives students to enhance their
society
in
different
fields even
Science
and Technology.
By way of conclusion, both
History
and
Science
and
Technology
are essential topics these days.
History
, nonetheless, as the mother of all
sciences
should
be considered
as schools’ priority. By taking this approach, students will be more determined to build their
society
, which is
also
the ultimate target of
Science
and
Technology
.