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Some people think that a sense of competition should be encouraged in children. Others believe that children who are taught to cooperate rather than compete become more useful adults. Discuss both sides and give your own opinion. v.1

Some people think that a sense of competition should be encouraged in children. Others believe that children who are taught to cooperate rather than compete become more useful adults. v. 1
Nowadays, it has become a debatable topic in the society that children should be taught to be competitive or cooperative. However, while some think that they should be cooperative which will enable them good citizen in the future, I agree with those who feel that they should be competitive. On the one hand, it could be argued that cooperating is a useful feature which allows children to have the skills of a good human being in the future. It is said that an age of child is very sensitive which allows us to mould them with the quality of co-operation. This is because these skills will teach them to complete any given task with the support of each member of a group. Moreover, supporters of teaching co-operation said that such skills will allow them to be a good leader in the future. For instance, a teacher has given play to the team of five members to act, so that the children could learn the feeling of co-operation among them and acquire the skill of leadership. On the other hand, I would argue that children should be taught the skills competition. I believe that any child is taught to be competitive right from the beginning, and these will foster them to be always one step ahead with their competitors. For instance, most children study very hard to have the highest marks in the class, so that they will get a good college in the future; also, this will enable them to be competitive for getting a good job in the long run. Besides this, in my opinion, we should not inculcate a lot the feeling of competition among children as they could choose the path of cheating if it is not achieved. In conclusion, although it is undeniable that cooperation allows children to possess the skills of becoming a great leader in the future, competition always keep them one step ahead than their competitors. Therefore, on balance, I believe that pupils should be taught the feeling of competition rather than co-operation to be good adult in the future.
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children
should
be taught
to be competitive or cooperative.
However
, while
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some
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think
that they should be cooperative which will enable them
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good
citizen in the
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future
, I
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agree
with those who feel that they should be competitive.

On the one hand, it could
be argued
that cooperating is a useful feature which
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allows
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children
to have the
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skills
of a
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good
human being in the
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future
. It
is said
that an age of child is
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very
sensitive which
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allows
us to
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mould
them with the quality of co-operation. This is
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because
these
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skills
will teach them to complete any
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given
task with the support of each member of a group.
Moreover
, supporters of teaching co-operation said that such
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skills
will
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allow
them to be a
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good
leader in the
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future
.
For instance
, a teacher has
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given
play to the team of five members to act,
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so
that the
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children
could learn the feeling of co-operation among them and acquire the
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skill
of leadership.

On the other hand
, I would argue that
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children
should
be taught
the
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skills
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competition
. I believe that any child
is taught
to be competitive right from the beginning, and these will foster them to be always one step ahead with their competitors.
For instance
, most
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children
study
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very
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hard
to have the highest marks in the
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class
,
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so
that they will
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get
a
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good
college in the
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future
;
also
, this will enable them to be competitive for getting a
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good
job in the long run.
Besides
this, in my opinion, we should not inculcate a lot the feeling of
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competition
among
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children
as they could choose the path of cheating if it is not achieved.

In conclusion
, although it is undeniable that
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cooperation
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allows
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children
to possess the
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skills
of becoming a great leader in the
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future
,
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competition
always
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keep
them one step
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ahead
than their competitors.
Therefore
, on balance, I believe that pupils should
be taught
the feeling of
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competition
rather
than co-operation to be
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good
adult in the
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future
.
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8Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
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IELTS essay Some people think that a sense of competition should be encouraged in children. Others believe that children who are taught to cooperate rather than compete become more useful adults. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
347 words
8
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 8.0
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