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The subjects that children are taught in schools are decided by central authorities. Some people say that teachers, not politicians, should be responsible for this task. v.3

The subjects that children are taught in schools are decided by central authorities. Some people say that teachers, not politicians, should be responsible for this task. v. 3
In most of the countries, the academic curriculums are decided by a board of people who mostly come from higher positions of education board and from other ministry or cabinet. They review the subjects taught in schools and do necessary modification and amendment. Some people opine that this responsibility should be given to the teachers who have better teaching experience and closely understand the students who study those subjects. I personally believe that politicians who have no previous teaching or educational institute related experience should not be included on this review board. Rather teachers with good experience and qualified persons from the education ministry, who came from the educational background, should decide this important agenda. First of all, if politicians, who have no teaching experience and have little knowledge about the students, are included on this board, that would negatively impact the overall syllabus. Their primary motive would be to add topics and subjects that somehow politically help them. This often includes adding political and controversial topics on subjects like history. Secondly, which subjects should be taught to students in a country has a major influence on the overall education system of a country. If the politicians are to decide this utmost important issue rather than the subject matter experts, which would be a disaster for the country. No one would accept that some teachers are picked up to decide a change in the election rule and amendment of the necessary constitution of a country. So why do the reverse? Finally, the political persons are experts in their own field. They should not be picked up to decide the subjects that should be taught in schools only because they held some important government positions. If necessary, experts from other countries who have similar experience could be hired to get their opinion on this issue. In conclusion, I totally agree that teachers and people who have experience in teaching and syllabus formation should be included in the committee to decide what subjects should be taught in schools. Relying on the politicians is the worst idea in my opinion.
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countries
, the academic curriculums
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people
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mostly
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come
from higher positions of education
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board
and from other ministry or cabinet. They review the
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subjects
taught in schools and do necessary modification and amendment.
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people
opine that this responsibility should be
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given
to the
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teachers
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who
have better
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teaching
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experience
and
closely
understand the students
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who
study those
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subjects
. I
personally
believe that
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politicians
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who
have no previous
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teaching
or educational institute related
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experience
should not
be included
on this review
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board
.
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teachers
with
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good
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experience
and qualified persons from the education ministry,
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who
came from the educational background, should
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decide
this
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important
agenda.

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, if
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politicians
,
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have no
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teaching
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experience
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little
knowledge about the students,
are included
on this
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board
, that would
negatively
impact the
overall
syllabus. Their primary motive would be to
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add
topics and
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subjects
that somehow
politically
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help
them. This
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often
includes adding political and controversial topics on
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subjects
like history.

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, which
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subjects
should
be taught
to students in a
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country
has a major influence on the
overall
education system of a
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country
. If the
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politicians
are to
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decide
this utmost
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important
issue
rather
than the
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subject matter
experts, which would be a disaster for the
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country
. No one would accept that
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some
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teachers
are picked
up to
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decide
a
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change
in the election
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rule
and amendment of the necessary constitution of a
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country
.
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So
why do the reverse?

Finally
, the political persons are experts in their
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own
field. They should not
be picked
up to
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decide
the
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subjects
that should
be taught
in schools
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only
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government
positions. If necessary, experts from other
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countries
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who
have similar
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experience
could
be hired
to
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get
their opinion on this issue.

In conclusion
, I
totally
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agree
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teachers
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people
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who
have
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experience
in
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teaching
and syllabus formation should
be included
in the committee to
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decide
what
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subjects
should
be taught
in schools. Relying on the
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politicians
is the worst
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idea
in my opinion.
8Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
49Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
2Mistakes

IELTS essay The subjects that children are taught in schools are decided by central authorities. Some people say that teachers, not politicians, should be responsible for this task. v. 3

Essay
  American English
5 paragraphs
347 words
6.0
Overall Band Score
Coherence and Cohesion: 6.0
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  • Use cohesive linking words accurately and appropriately
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Lexical Resource: 5.5
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  • Check your work for spelling and word formation mistakes
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  • Check your writing for errors
Task Achievement: 5.5
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