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Topic: It is more important for schoolchildren to learn about local history than world history. To what extent do you agree or disagree? v.1

Topic: It is more important for schoolchildren to learn about local history than world history. v. 1
It is true that history plays an important role in the school curriculum. While I agree that students should be taught local history, I also believe that it is necessary for them to learn world history. On the one hand, there are several reasons why children reap enormous benefits of learning local history. Firstly, local history provides identity for children. This means that students know their roots and development of their country throughout history lessons. Learning local history affords children opportunity to know who they are, where they come from, why they are different from other groups of people and values passed on from generations to generations. Secondly, history lessons instill patriotism into children. When students are taught about events that happened in their country in the past, they are likely to know devotions and sacrifices from ancestors to fight intruders. In this way, schoolchildren can pay homage to previous generations and feel love for their country. On the other hand, it is wrong to reject the argument in favor of learning world history. The reason is that world history lessons helps students knowledgeable and tolerant. Throughout world history lessons, children learn things and events that happened outside their country’s border, such as the suffering of black people in the slave trade. Schoolchildren can have different perspectives, thus contributes to a well-round education. In addition, world history helps students to have a deeper insight into the country’s history. As major events happened in the world in conjunction with one another, a change in one country could effect change in other countries. In this way, children are likely to understand more about their country. In conclusion, it is ludicrous to compare local history with world history because they are equally important.
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history
plays an
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role in the school curriculum. While I
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students
should
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local
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, I
also
believe that it is necessary for them to learn
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world
history.

On the one hand, there are several reasons why
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children
reap enormous benefits of learning
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local
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history
.
Firstly
,
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local
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history
provides identity for
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children
. This means that
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students
know their roots and development of their
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country
throughout
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history
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lessons
. Learning
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local
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history
affords
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children
opportunity to know who they are, where they
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come
from, why they are
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different
from other groups of
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people
and values passed on from generations to generations.
Secondly
,
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history
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lessons
instill patriotism into
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children
. When
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students
are taught
about
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events
that happened in their
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country
in the past, they are likely to know devotions and sacrifices from ancestors to fight intruders. In this way, schoolchildren can pay homage to previous generations and feel
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love
for their country.

On the other hand
, it is
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wrong
to reject the argument in favor of learning
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world
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history
. The reason is that
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world
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history
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lessons
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helps
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students
knowledgeable and tolerant. Throughout
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world
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history
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lessons
,
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children
learn things and
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events
that happened outside their
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country’s
border, such as the suffering of black
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people
in the slave trade. Schoolchildren can have
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different
perspectives,
thus
contributes to a well-round education.
In addition
,
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world
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history
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helps
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students
to have a deeper insight into the
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country’s
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history
. As major
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events
happened in the
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world
in conjunction with one another, a
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change
in one
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country
could
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effect
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in other
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countries
. In this way,
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children
are likely to understand more about their country.

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, it is ludicrous to compare
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local
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with
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because
they are
equally
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important
.
8Linking words, meeting the goal of 7 or more
47Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
1Mistakes
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IELTS essay Topic: It is more important for schoolchildren to learn about local history than world history. v. 1

Essay
  American English
4 paragraphs
290 words
6.5
Overall Band Score
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