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Competition vs. Cooperation in Childhood

Some people think competition motivates children to be more creative and improve, while others believe cooperation is more useful. Competition can push children to do their best and earn scholarships through achievements. However, cooperation teaches caring for others, as humans need each other's help. Working together shares workloads and solves problems faster, while improving communication skills. Overall, teaching children to help one another through cooperation is preferable to making them selfish.

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Competition vs. Cooperation in Childhood

Some people think competition motivates children to be more creative and improve, while others believe cooperation is more useful. Competition can push children to do their best and earn scholarships through achievements. However, cooperation teaches caring for others, as humans need each other's help. Working together shares workloads and solves problems faster, while improving communication skills. Overall, teaching children to help one another through cooperation is preferable to making them selfish.

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Some people think that a sense of competition in children should be encouraged.

Other believe
that children who are taught to co-operate rather than compete become more useful adults.

discuss both these views and give your opinion

Encourage children in competition:


1. Firstly, involving children in competitions motivate them to be more creative and could Commented [1]: word "children" is plural
struggle in any circumstances.
2. Because the rivalry becomes more intense, people need to improve day by day.
3. This impose people to do the best method in their life and train their mental to be strong.
4. Moreover, almost all of institutions and government provide scholarships and they could Commented [2]: udah ada "almost all", no need to add
sign up to university or jobs easily due to their achievement as a result of competitions. "usually"

5. For example, students who are in top ten in their school usually could join to the
university without taking any tests as a merit because they have worked hard since the
beginning

Children who are taught to co-operate:


1. On the other hand , there are two main reason of team work.
2. Firstly, the collaboration could be a tool to grow the sense of caring to each other.
3. Basically, humans are social creatures that could not live by themselves and always need
each others.
4. For instance, when I was in the university, I was not proficient in business course and my
friend had difficulty built IT programming. Therefore we assisted each other by sharing
our knowledge.
5. Secondly, tasks load are not too heavy and they could be solved quickly.
6. The workload that they carry could be reduced due the support that they gain, so the
duty would be as easy as pie and resolved faster.
7. Additionally, that change would grow their communication skill.

Some people believe children should learn more about cooperation instead of competition. In
this essay, I would describe the both views.

To begin with, involving children in competitions motivate them to be more creative and could
struggle in any circumstances. Because the rivalry becomes more intense, people need to
improve day by day. This imposes people to do the best method in their life and train their mental
to be strong. Moreover, almost all of institutions and government provide scholarships and they
could sign up for university or jobs easily due to their achievement as a result of competitions.
For example, students who are in top ten in their school usually could join to the university
without taking any tests as a merit because they have worked hard since the beginning.
On the other hand, there are two main reasons for teamwork. Firstly, the collaboration could be a
tool to grow the sense of caring about each other. Basically, humans are social creatures that
could not live by themselves and always need each other. For instance, when I was in the
university, I was not proficient in the business course and my friend had difficulty built IT
programming. Therefore we assisted each other by sharing our knowledge. Secondly, tasks load
are not too heavy and they could be solved quickly. The workload that they carry could be
reduced due to the support that they gain, so the duty would be as easy as pie and resolved
faster. Additionally, that change would grow their communication skill.

All in all, I think that study individually could make children become more selfish. Consequently, I
personally agree that children need to be taught to work together to help one another in the
good way.

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