FOR

1. Parents are too permissive with their children nowadays.

I strongly believe that parents are too permissive with their children
nowadays.
 First, When the parents become too permissive with their offspring,
the children tend to believe they could make decisions early about
their life before they are mature enough and this fact creates serious
issues for both, parents and children, mostly when they become
teenagers. nowadays many teenagers are drug and alcohol users.
This’s a very serious problem with dangerous implications for them for a
long period of time.. Drugs and alcohol creates physical and mental
addiction. It is very hard to fight with such an issue . For instance, in
many big cities in the USA, the last estimates show that twenty percent of
teenagers are drug addicted and this is an alarming fact that should be
taken into consideration immediately.
 Second, the children at the teenage start their sexual life very early
nowadays. Starting sex life early entail contacting sexual transmitted
many diseases. Moreover, the girls could become pregnant too early in
life and this fact could destroy their future and prevent them to continue
their education. For example, our daily newspaper announced yesterday
that there are more and more children with children in our country which
is an upsetting fact and we all should do something to prevent it from
happening.
 Third, the parents offer their children expensive things such a
motorbike or telephone when they grow up a little. This is not
necessary a good practice, because in many cases, the children do not
know how to value these expensive gifts from their parents and also, they
could damage them easy. In most cases, the children do not learn how to
earn such things by themselves which could be a problem for them in the
future.
2. Household duties should be equally divided.
 It promotes gender equality: Historically, household chores have been
considered the responsibility of women. By equally dividing household
duties, men are encouraged to take an active role in managing the
household, which promotes gender equality.
 It reduces the burden on one person: When one partner in a spouse or
one member in he family takes on the majority of the household chores, it
can lead to resentment and burnout. By sharing the responsibilities
equally, both partners or all the family members have more time to relax
and pursue other interests.
 It sets a positive behavior for children: When children see both parents
contributing in the same way to the household, they learn that household
duties are not just the responsibility of one gender, for both male and
female. This promotes gender equality and helps to break down
traditional gender roles.
3. Parents can no longer control what their children do.
FOR
 Technological advancements: With the widespread use of technology
and the internet, children have access to a vast amount of information and
can communicate with anyone around the world. This makes it difficult
for parents to control their children's actions and monitor their online
activities.
 Social influences: Nowadays, Children are often heavily influenced by
their peers and social media. They may begin to resist parental control
and seek independence, making it challenging for parents to limit their
behavior.
 Legal limitations: In some cases, children may have legal rights that
limit parental control. For example, once a child reaches a certain age,
they may have the right to make decisions about their healthcare or
education without their parent’s permisson.
4. Parents still exercise a greater influence over their children than anyone
or anything else.
-Family values: Parents play a crucial role in shaping their children's values
and beliefs, which can have a lasting impact on their behavior and choices
throughout their lives. The family unit is often the primary source of cultural
and moral values.
-Emotional bonds: The emotional bond between a parent and child is unique
and powerful. Children often seek approval and validation from their parents
and are more likely to be influenced by their words and actions than anyone
else.
-Parental guidance: Parents have a responsibility to guide and protect their
children, and they often have more experience and knowledge than their
children in many areas. They can offer advice and guidance on important life
decisions such as education, career, and relationships. As a result, the children
usually listen to their parent’s advice or follow their decisions.
5. Nowadays children do not get as much attention from their parents as
children did in the past, but children probably suffered more in the past.
1. Firstly, let us acknowledge that societal (sờ sai a đồ) changes, such as
increased work demands and economic pressures, have contributed to the
reduction in parental attention. In today's fast-paced world, both parents often
work full-time jobs, leaving them with limited time and energy to devote solely
to their [Link], it reflects the changing dynamics of the modern family
and the need to adapt to new circumstances.
2. Moreover, it is necessary to consider the numerous advancements in
child protection and welfare that have occurred in recent decades. In the
past, children faced various challenges that often resulted in significant
suffering. Child labor was widespread, with many children subjected to grueling
work conditions, depriving them of education, play, and a nurturing
environment. Children were more susceptible to physical abuse, neglect, and
exploitation, with fewer legal protections in place to safeguard their well-being.
3. While it may be true that children today may not receive as much
undivided attention from their parents due to various factors, it is crucial
to recognize that the overall well-being of children has improved. By
focusing on enhancing child welfare, society has worked towards mitigating the
suffering experienced by children in the past. The sacrifices made by parents
today in terms of time and attention should not be overlooked, as they are often
driven (rí vền) by the desire(đờ zai) to provide a better life for their children.
6. Children should be required to help with household tasks as soon as they
are able to do so.
-Life skills: By helping with household tasks, children learn important life skills
such as cooking, cleaning, and organizing. These skills can help them become
independent and self-sufficient adults.
-Responsibility: By contributing to the household, children learn responsibility
and accountability. This can help them develop a strong work ethic and a sense
of pride in their contributions.
-Family values: Helping with household tasks can promote a sense of
teamwork and family values. It can also help children develop a greater
appreciation for the effort that goes into running a household.

7. Having older people living in the family home is more advantageous.

 Emotional support: Older family members can provide emotional
support to their younger relatives, providing a sense of stability,
guidance, and wisdom. They can also serve as a source of comfort and
companionship, especially for those who live alone.
 Financial support: Older family members may be able to contribute
financially to the household, easing the financial burden on younger
family members. They may also be able to provide assistance with
household tasks and caregiving, freeing up time for younger family
members to pursue their own interests and careers.
 Cultural traditions: In some cultures, it is customary for older family
members to live with their younger relatives. This can help maintain
cultural traditions, pass down family values and stories, and promote a
sense of family unity and pride.
[Link] extended family (such as grandparents, cousins, aunts, and uncles) is
less important now than it was in the past.
 Nuclear family structure: In many societies, the nuclear family (parents
and children) has become the predominant family structure, replacing the
extended family. This is due in part to economic and social changes that
have made it more feasible for nuclear families to live independently.
 Mobility: People are more mobile now than they were in the past, with
many people moving away from their hometowns for work or educational
opportunities. This can make it more difficult to maintain close
relationships with extended family members who live far away.
 Changing values: Some argue that changing values and priorities have
made the extended family less important. For example, individualism and
personal fulfillment are now valued more highly than traditional family
obligations and responsibilities.

9. People should be rewarded according to ability, not according to age and

experience.
 Merit-based: Rewarding people based on ability promotes meritocracy, a
system in which individuals are recognized and rewarded according to
their achievements and skills. In such a system, individuals are given the
opportunity to reach their full potential and are motivated to excel in their
chosen field. Meritocracy(meri tót ra si) encourages hard work,
innovation, and dedication, as people know that their efforts will be \
appreciated and rewarded accordingly.
 Fairness: Rewarding people based on ability promotes fairness and
equality in society. Age and experience are not accurate indicators of an
individual's capability to contribute effectively. Some individuals possess
remarkable abilities and talents at a young age, and it would be unfair to
limit their opportunities simply because they lack the experience that
comes with age. By focusing on ability, I ensure that everyone has a fair
chance to succeed, regardless of their background or the number of years
they have worked.
-Innovation: A system that rewards according to ability can promote
innovation and creativity, since it provides an occasion for people with new
ideas and approaches to be recognized and rewarded. This also stimulates a
culture of innovation, as people are encouraged to think outside the box and
bring new ideas to the table
10. It is more important to have an enjoyable job than to earn a lot of
money.
-Happiness and well-being: Happiness and well-being are vital aspects of a
meaningful life. A job that brings joy and fulfillment contributes significantly to
our overall well-being. When we engage in work that aligns with our passions
and interests, we are more likely to feel motivated, satisfied, and enthusiastic
about our daily [Link] may provide temporary pleasures, but it pales /peo/
in comparison to the lasting contentment that comes from doing what we love.
-Motivation and job satisfaction:It is equally important to have job
[Link] enjoyable job leads to a better quality of life. When we enjoy
what we do, we tend to be happier, more productive, and more engaged in our
work. This positivity can have a ripple effect on other areas of our life,
including our relationships and overall well-being.
-Long-Term Fulfillment: While money can provide temporary comfort and
security, it does not guarantee long-term fulfillment. Many individuals have
achieved financial success only to realize that their wealth alone does not bring
happiness. On the other hand, an enjoyable job provides a lasting sense of
purpose, allowing us to lead fulfilling lives even outside of monetary
considerations. By pursuing work that brings us joy, we can cultivate a sense of
fulfillment that transcends material wealth and leads to a more satisfying (sá đi
phai ing) existence.
11. Many people decide on a career path early in their lives and
keep to it. This, they argue, leads to a more satisfying working
life.
-Clarity of direction: Deciding on a career path early in life can provide clarity
of direction and purpose, allowing individuals to focus their efforts and energy
on achieving their [Link] a sense of purpose, people are more likely to find
fulfillment in their work, as it becomes a means of self-expression, personal
growth, and making a meaningful impact.
-Stability and Career Progression: Committing to a career path early in life
provides a foundation of stability. When individuals make a conscious decision
about their career direction, they can invest time, effort, and resources into
building their expertise in that specific field. By focusing on a chosen path, they
can develop specialized knowledge, skills, and experience, increasing their
marketability and opportunities for career progression.

-Networking: Early career decisions can allow individuals to build

relationships and networks within a specific industry or profession, which can
provide opportunities for advancement and career growth.
12. Some people prefer to do the same job for the same company,
whereas others prefer to change jobs frequently.
 Job security: One compelling argument for preferring the same job and
company is the opportunity to build stability and expertise. By staying
with the same employer, individuals can develop a deep understanding of
their role, industry, and the company's specific needs. This longevity
allows them to become subject matter experts, leading to increased job
security, higher earning potential, and a stronger professional network
 Career growth: Long-term employment with the same company can
provide opportunities for career growth and advancement, as employees
may be able to take on new roles and responsibilities over time.

Company culture: Employees who stay with the same company may
have a deeper understanding of the company culture and values, which
can help them feel more engaged and committed to the organization..

13. It is better for people to work alongside of others.

 Collaboration and teamwork: Working alongside others can facilitate
collaboration and teamwork, allowing individuals to share ideas, skills,
and knowledge, and work together to achieve common [Link]
with others allows us to build on each other's strengths, and compensate
for weaknesses.
 Social support: working together with various people can provide social
support and a sense of belonging, which can promote well-being and
reduce feelings of isolation and [Link], social support
from colleagues can help individuals cope with personal and professional
challenges, leading to improved job satisfaction and overall happiness.
-Learning Opportunities: Working with others can also provide valuable
learning opportunities. When individuals work alongside colleagues, they can
learn from their experiences, skills, and knowledge. This can lead to new
insights, perspectives, and approaches that can benefit the entire team.
14. Working alone offers several advantages over working with a
group of people.
FOR :
 Increased focus and productivity: Working alone can reduce
distractions and interruptions, allowing individuals to focus on their work
and increase productivity. Without the need to coordinate with others,
individuals can work at their own pace and prioritize their own tasks.

 Flexibility and autonomy: Working alone can offer greater flexibility

and autonomy over work schedules and decision-making. Without the
need to consult with others, individuals can make decisions more quickly
and tailor their work to their own needs and preferences.

 Reduced stress and conflict: Working alone can reduce stress and
conflict that can arise from working in a group setting. Without the need
to navigate group dynamics or interpersonal relationships, individuals
may experience less stress and anxiety in their work.

15. Television is doing irreparable harm

FOR :
 Decreased social interaction: One of the most commonly cited negative
effects of television is that it can lead to decreased social interaction.
Watching television can be a solitary activity, and excessive screen time
can lead to a lack of face-to-face communication and social isolation.

 Negative influence on behavior: Television has been linked to a number

of negative behaviors, including increased aggression, decreased
academic performance, and poor physical health. Studies have shown that
excessive television watching can lead to poor sleep habits, unhealthy
diets, and decreased physical activity.

 Unrealistic portrayal of life: Television often portrays an idealized

version of life that can be difficult to live up to. This can lead to feelings
of inadequacy and low self-esteem, particularly among young people who
are still developing their sense of self.

 Commercialization: Television is often driven by commercial interests,

and the constant bombardment of advertisements can lead to a focus on
materialism and consumerism.
16. In many parts of the world there is continuous coverage of
sport on television. Some people believe this discourages the
young from taking part in any sport themselves.
FOR :
 Constant coverage of sports on television can make it seem as though
only professional athletes and highly skilled amateurs can excel in sports.

 Some young people feel intimidated and discouraged from trying to

participate in sports themselves. They may feel that they cannot measure
up to the level of skill that they see on TV.

 Watching sports on television may lead some young people to become

overly focused on winning and competition, rather than on the enjoyment
of participating in sports and physical activity.

17. Popular icons such as sports or movie stars play an important

part in shaping the character of young people because they may
act as role models.
FOR :
 Popular icons, such as sports or movie stars, can be powerful role
models for young people. These individuals often possess qualities such
as hard work, dedication, and perseverance, which can inspire young
people to strive for success in their own lives.
 In addition, popular icons often have large followings and a significant
influence on youth culture. As a result, their actions and behaviors can
have a profound impact on the attitudes and values of young people.
 For example, a young person who idolizes a successful athlete may be
inspired to adopt a healthier lifestyle and work harder in their own
athletic pursuits.
 Similarly, a young person who admires a popular actor or actress may be
encouraged to pursue a career in the performing arts or to develop their
own creativity.
18. Successful sports professionals can earn a great deal more
money than people in other important professions.
FOR :
 Successful sports professionals can earn a great deal more money than
people in other important professions because of the market demand and
the high revenue generated by the sports industry.
 Professional sports are a highly profitable business, with billions of
dollars generated in ticket sales, merchandise sales, sponsorships, and
broadcasting rights. As a result, athletes who excel in their sports can
command high salaries due to the demand for their talents.
 Professional athletes often have a limited window of opportunity to earn
a living from their athletic abilities.
 The physical demands of their sport and the risk of injury can curtail
their careers, and many athletes retire in their early thirties. Therefore, it
is reasonable to compensate these athletes for the years of dedication and
hard work that they put into their craft.

19. The mass media, including television, radio and newspapers,

have a great influence in shaping people's ideas.
FOR :
 The mass media, including television, radio, and newspapers, have a
great influence in shaping people's ideas. These media outlets have the
power to present information in a certain way, influence public opinion,
and shape cultural norms.
 For example, news outlets have the power to choose what stories to
cover and how to cover them, which can sway public opinion on certain
issues.
 Television and movies can also shape cultural norms and attitudes
towards different groups of people, depending on how they are portrayed
in the media.
 The mass media has a wide reach, with the ability to reach millions of
people around the world. This means that the messages conveyed through
these media outlets can have a far-reaching impact on people's ideas and
beliefs.
 The media has the power to create and reinforce stereotypes, promote
certain values, and shape public opinion on a range of issues.
20. Attending a live performance (for example, a play, concert, a
sporting event) is more enjoyable than watching the same event
on television.
FOR :
 Attending a live performance is a unique and immersive experience that
cannot be replicated by watching the same event on television.

 Live performances offer a sense of excitement and energy that cannot be

captured on a screen, as well as the opportunity to be a part of a shared
experience with other audience members. This can create a feeling of
community and connection that is not present when watching something
alone at home.

 Live performances often offer opportunities for interaction with

performers or other audience members, such as meeting the performers
after the show or participating in a sing-along at a concert.

 These experiences can enhance the enjoyment of the event and create
memories that last a lifetime.

21. Radio will not be replaced by other forms of mass media such
as or the Internet.
FOR :
Radio has been a popular form of mass media for over a century, and it
continues to be a relevant and widely-used medium today. While other forms of
media, such as the internet, have emerged in recent years, radio has several
advantages that make it unlikely to be replaced. For example:
 Accessibility: Radio is available to a wide range of people, including
those who may not have access to the internet or other forms of media.
This includes people in remote or rural areas, as well as those who cannot
afford the cost of internet access.
 Convenience: Radio is a highly portable medium that can be listened to
while driving, working, or doing other activities. This makes it a
convenient and accessible source of news and entertainment.
 Local content: Radio stations often provide local news, weather, and
other content that is not available through other forms of media. This
makes radio a valuable source of information for communities.
22. Examinations exert a pernicious influence on education.
FOR :
Examinations are often seen as the primary measure of academic achievement
and success. However, they can exert a pernicious influence on education in
several ways:

 Narrow focus: Examinations often require students to focus narrowly on

specific topics and information, rather than encouraging them to explore
broader concepts and ideas. This can limit students' ability to develop
critical thinking skills and creativity.
 Stress and anxiety: Examinations can create a high-pressure
environment that can be stressful and anxiety-inducing for students. This
can lead to negative health outcomes, such as anxiety disorders and
depression.
 Unrealistic expectations: Examinations can create unrealistic
expectations for students and teachers, leading to a focus on
memorization and rote learning rather than true understanding of
concepts and ideas.

23. Going overseas for university study is an exciting prospect.

FOR :
Going overseas for university study can be an exciting prospect for several
reasons:
 Exposure to different cultures: Studying abroad provides an
opportunity to experience different cultures and broaden one's horizons.
This can lead to personal growth and a greater understanding and
appreciation of different ways of life.

 Educational opportunities: Studying abroad can provide access to

educational opportunities that may not be available in one's home
country. This can include access to top universities, specialized programs,
and unique research opportunities.

 Career prospects: Studying abroad can enhance career prospects by

providing valuable international experience and exposure to different
working cultures. This can be especially valuable in today's globalized
job market.
24. Children should begin learning a foreign language as soon as
they start school.
FOR :
There are several reasons why children should begin learning a foreign
language as soon as they start school:
 Improved cognitive abilities: Learning a foreign language has been
shown to improve cognitive abilities, such as problem-solving and critical
thinking skills. Starting at a young age can help children develop these
skills early on, which can benefit them throughout their academic and
professional careers.

 Cultural awareness: Learning a foreign language can expose children to

different cultures and ways of life, promoting a sense of global awareness
and understanding. This can help children appreciate diversity and
develop empathy towards others.

 Future career opportunities: In an increasingly globalized world,

knowledge of a foreign language can be a valuable asset in the job
market. Starting to learn a language at a young age can provide a strong
foundation for future language learning and can make it easier to acquire
advanced proficiency later in life.

25. It is more important for students to study history and

literature than it is for them to study science and mathematics.

FOR :
While science and math are undoubtedly important, there are also several
reasons why the study of history and literature is essential:
 Cultural literacy: The study of history and literature is essential for
cultural literacy, allowing students to understand and appreciate the
contributions of different cultures throughout history. This understanding
is essential for a well-rounded education and helps students become
informed and engaged citizens.
 Communication skills: The study of literature helps students develop
strong communication skills, both written and verbal. These skills are
essential in all areas of life, from academic to professional and personal.
 Critical thinking skills: The study of history and literature helps students
develop critical thinking skills, allowing them to analyze complex texts
and historical events. These skills are valuable in all areas of life and help
students become more informed and engaged citizens.
26. Teachers should give students homework every day.
FOR :
 Reinforcement of learning: Homework can be an effective tool for
reinforcing the concepts learned in class. By assigning daily homework,
teachers can ensure that students are regularly practicing and applying the
skills and knowledge they have learned in class.

 Time management: Daily homework assignments can help students

develop good time management skills. By having regular assignments to
complete, students learn to prioritize their tasks and manage their time
effectively.

 Preparation for exams: Homework can be an effective way to prepare

students for exams. By practicing the skills and concepts learned in class
through homework assignments, students are better prepared for the types
of questions they will encounter on exams.

27. Universities should not accept equal numbers of male and

female students in every subject.
FOR :
 Merit-based admission: Universities should prioritize admitting the
most qualified and capable students regardless of gender. Equal
admission quotas can lead to less qualified individuals being accepted
solely based on their gender, which ultimately does a disservice to both
the student and the university.

 Differences in interests and abilities: Men and women may have

different interests and abilities, which could lead to differences in the
numbers of male and female applicants for certain subjects. Forcing
universities to accept equal numbers of male and female students in every
subject could result in an unequal distribution of talent, with some
subjects having less-qualified students due to quotas.

 Diversity of perspectives: Diversity in gender, race, and other factors

can bring a variety of perspectives to the classroom. Forcing equal
numbers of male and female students in every subject could result in a
less diverse student body.
28. Children who are taught to co-operate rather than compete
become more useful adults.
FOR :
 Collaborative work: In the workforce, collaboration and teamwork are
often required for success. By teaching children to co-operate rather than
compete, they will be better prepared to work effectively with others in
the future.
 Social skills: Co-operation fosters better social skills in children. They
learn to communicate effectively, work towards common goals, and
resolve conflicts in a peaceful manner. These skills are important for their
future success in personal and professional relationships.
 Reducing stress and pressure: Competition can create a lot of stress and
pressure for children, which can lead to negative mental health outcomes.
By emphasizing co-operation, children can focus on working together and
supporting each other, rather than feeling the need to outperform their
peers.

29. Rather than holding students back, modern technology has

actually improved standards of education considerably.
FOR :
 Access to information: Modern technology, such as the internet, has
greatly improved access to information. This means that students can
easily research and learn about a wide range of subjects, even those that
are not covered in their textbooks or taught in class.
 Interactive learning: Technology has made learning more interactive
and engaging. For example, students can participate in virtual field trips,
conduct experiments using simulations, and collaborate on projects using
online tools. This can make learning more fun and interesting, which can
help students stay engaged and motivated.
 Personalized learning: Technology has made it easier for teachers to
personalize learning to meet the individual needs of each student. For
example, students can use educational software and apps to work at their
own pace, and teachers can use data analytics to track student progress
and adjust instruction accordingly.
30. Formal examinations are the only effective way to assess a
student's performance
FOR :
 Objectivity: Formal examinations are designed to be objective, meaning
that all students are assessed using the same criteria and standards. This
helps ensure that each student is evaluated fairly and consistently,
regardless of their background or personal circumstances.

 Standardization: Formal examinations provide a standardized measure

of student performance, which can be useful for making comparisons
between students, schools, and even countries. This can help identify
areas where improvements are needed and inform policy decisions.
 Preparation for the real world: Many professions require some form of
formal examination or certification, so taking exams can be seen as a
valuable preparation for the real world. Students who are used to taking
exams may be better equipped to handle the pressures of testing in a
professional setting.

31. We should all grow fat and be happy.

FOR:
 Happiness: Being overweight can lead to happiness as it allows one to
eat whatever they want and not worry about their weight.
 Body positivity: Promoting the idea that being overweight is acceptable,
can lead to a boost in self-esteem and body positivity.
 Social acceptance: In a society that is becoming more accepting of
different body types, being overweight is no longer stigmatized as it was
in the past.
32. Other measures are required to improve public health rather
than sports facilities.
FOR:
 Preventative measures: Public health issues such as obesity and chronic
diseases can be prevented or managed through healthy lifestyle choices,
including healthy eating habits, regular exercise, and stress management.
 While sports facilities can support physical activity, other measures such
as public education and access to healthy foods can also be effective in
improving public health.
 Resource allocation: Investing solely in sports facilities may not be the
most effective use of resources for improving public health. Funds could
be better allocated towards preventative measures such as public health
campaigns and improving access to healthy foods.
33. Supplementary medicine and prescribed exercises can
contribute to the maintenance of good health and fitness.
-If we do not get involved in laborious exercise and outdoor activities,
prescribe a balanced diet and assist the prevention of diseases, we would end up
suffering from serious health issues without ever realizing what went wrong!
Our casual behavior about health issues has landed us in a trouble situation.
Most of the time, ignorance in controlling simple blood pressure and sugar leads
to complex diseases. Vital organs like the kidney, heart and liver get impaired
due to a poor lifestyle which we often consider a normal lifestyle.
-Moreover, we are living in an era of industrial development, owing to
which, the environment is highly contaminated and polluted. Consequently, we
are witnessing an increasing number of fatal diseases. To combat health issues,
people ought to take preventive measures. Daily exercise is a good point to start
with. A routine of supplementary medicine with some exercises and sports have
an amazing effect on our body and boost body immunity. A healthy immune
system works as a protective shield against diseases
-Natural remedies can be effective: Many natural supplements and remedies
have been shown to be effective in treating various health conditions, and can
be a safe and effective alternative to [Link] therapies
can provide additional benefits: Many complementary therapies such as
acupuncture, massage, and chiropractic care can help alleviate pain, improve
mobility, and reduce stress and anxiety.

34. Smoking in public places should be banned.

-Smoking bans lead to fewer smokers in general: Every year smoking is
responsible for 700.000 premature deaths in Europe due to increased risks of
cancer, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. To protect citizens from toxic
tobacco smoke all EU countries have introduced smoke-free environments, as
recommended by the European Council in 2009. This has led to 1.9 million less
smokers in the UK alone in the first 10 years since the introduction of the bans.
-Reduces the risk of passive smoking: Toxic fumes don’t only affect the
person actively smoking a cigarette – there are significant health risks
associated with second-hand smoke as well. Worldwide, second-hand smoke
causes more than 1.2 million premature deaths per year. Smoking bans in public
places significantly reduce the exposure of non-smokers to toxic fumes.
-Healthcare costs fall: Smoking is expensive – not just for smokers
themselves, but for the general public as well. It is estimated that the treatment
of smoking-related diseases, productivity losses to the EU economy and
premature mortality amount to €544 billion losses in one year in the EU. By
reducing the number of active and passive smokers, smoking bans could thus
save European healthcare systems a lot of money.
35. Out of a country’s health budget, a large proportion should be
diverted from treatment to spending on health education and
preventative measures.
FOR:
1. The age-old adage holds true even today- Prevention is better than
cure. Every day, people are dying from various health-related
complexities and diseases due to the lack of proper health education and
preventive actions. In many cases, those are preventable diseases. This is
why the government should allocate a sum of money from the health
budget for health education and preventive measures. I believe that
increasing the health education of humans lets them be prepared and face
diseases easily.. For example, many countries use vaccination to fight
with such diseases as Rubella, tuberculosis and «Coronavirus» . Those
people who have the advantage of knowing how to increase their immune
system to fight against viruses more easily, rather than those who do not
have such information.
2. Many nations spend an enormous amount of money to treat their
citizens who are already sick. This staggering cost would be reduced if
the state commences effective healthcare education by spending money
on the health teaching system. As an example, if the administration
explains to their citizens that smoking and drinking are so bad for humans
through this educational programme, many people will end up quitting
the bad habits.
3. Many governments treat patients with several serious diseases like
diabetes and heart diseases, and it takes up a large portion of the
healthcare budget. However, before these health problems assault
citizens, some preventive measures can prevent them. For example,
exercise, sports, and proper diet plans can decrease the chances of such
diseases to a great extent. Building parks and playgrounds can influence
people to do exercise more often which can protect people from
developing these diseases. This can be achieved by investing in
preventive measures.
36. Marine mammals shouldn’t be kept in captivity in marine
park any longer

- Marine mammals—highly intelligent, sensitive, social beings—suffer

greatly in captivity. The chlorine and copper sulfate used to keep tanks
clean have caused dolphins’ skin to peel off and may cause them to go
blind. Many marine mammals suffer from peptic ulcers, often leading to
death, because of frustration resulting from their unnatural lives.
Captivity also tears families apart. In the wild, orcas often spend their
entire lives with their mothers and siblings and live in large, complex
groups.
- While the aquarium industry claims that it exists purely for
education and conservation, what these facilities really teach people is
that it’s acceptable to keep animals in captivity—depressed, lonely, in
cramped conditions, far from their natural homes, and at the mercy of
humans. Marine mammal conservation is achieved by abolishing
whaling, cleaning up our oceans, ending driftnet fishing, and prohibiting
live captures, not by forcing cetaceans to swim in repetitive circles for
our entertainment.
- There are countless ways that we can inform the public and cultivate
respect for animals without imprisoning marine mammals. It’s time
to put the focus on teaching visitors how to protect marine life rather than
harming it.
37. It is the responsibility of the government to prevent further
damage to the environment.

- Firstly, politicians can urge the government to impose new laws against
actions that damage the environment. For instance, one of the major factors
leading to environmental pollution is the overuse of plastic products, like bottles
and bags, and this can be stopped if the government issues an official ban on all
companies from using plastic packaging.
- Governments have a responsibility to protect the environment and
natural resources for the benefit of current and future generations. Without
government intervention, corporations may prioritize profit over protecting the
environment, leading to irreversible damage.
-Governments are big organizations so they can have the power to regulate
high levels of pollution. Governments play a crucial role in negotiating and
implementing international agreements to quickly sovle many environmental
problems such as the Paris Agreement, which aims to limit global warming to
below 2°C. Without government intervention, it would be challenging to
achieve such targets.
38. The exploration and development of safe alternatives of fossil fuels
should be the most important global priority today.
- To find other sources of energy for humans to use for our daily [Link]
main reason why alternative energy needs to be prioritized is climate change
like global warming. The burning of fossil fuels is one of the main contributors
to climate change, which is a pressing issue for the world. Air pollution has
reached unprecedented levels and lung cancer cases have risen so much that one
day they will surpass flu casesBy exploring and developing safe alternatives to
fossil fuels, we can significantly reduce our carbon footprint and slow down the
pace of climate change.
- Secondly, fossil fuel plants collect limited resources which will be depleted
eventually. Due to this fact, it is the most expensive energy source for today
and will be in the future until its extinction. Also, anyone who wants to collect
fuel should build expensive plants and as a result of this sector is controlled by
big companies that are known as main subsidies and profiteers of wars.
Furthermore, economic effects of fuel make world peace nearly impossible.
Many wars erupt because of this material most people are concerned that
"World War III" will strike because of it.
- With the advances in technology and globalization, the need for mobility
and fossil fuels has increased. Cars, buses, planes, ships; every link that
connects us with the rest of the world consumes fossil fuels. As a result, we
need.
39. Animal experiments should be banned because it is morally
wrong to cause animals to suffer.

- Animal rights activists and organizations across the globe, like PETA, are
pressurizing the government to prohibit experiments on animals. Indeed,
animals suffer greatly in many cases during research. It is a pity that they are
usually caged in small compartments in enclosed environments. These animals
are dissected and injected with all sorts of chemicals to see what results are
produced. There is no rationale for this type of suffering, and it violates ethical
principles. Although strict regulations are meant to minimize animals’ suffering
in research, this has still become the norm.

- Ineffective results: Animal testing is often ineffective in predicting the effects

of a drug or treatment in humans. Many drugs that have passed animal testing
have turned out to be ineffective or harmful when used in humans. This means
that animal testing may not be a reliable method of testing the safety and
efficacy of drugs and treatments.

- Alternative methods available: There are alternative methods available that

do not involve the use of animals. These include in vitro testing, computer
modeling and human clinical trials. These methods are often more reliable and
effective than animal testing, and do not involve the suffering of animals.

40. Too much attention and too many resources are given in the protection
of wild animals and birds.
FOR:

- Misplaced priorities: The protection of wild animals and birds can be

viewed as a misplaced priority when compared to the needs of human
beings. Human beings face a number of pressing challenges, such as
poverty, hunger, and disease. These issues should be given priority over
the protection of animals.

- Economic impact: The protection of wild animals and birds can have a
negative impact on the economy, especially in developing countries.
Restrictions on hunting and other activities can limit economic
opportunities and reduce the income of local communities.

- Overpopulation: The protection of certain animal species can lead to

overpopulation, which can result in negative ecological impacts. For
example, overpopulation of deer can lead to damage to forests and
agricultural crops.

41. Traffic and housing problems in major cities could be solved by

moving large companies and factories and their employees to the
countryside.
FOR:
- Moving businesses and their facilities to the countryside will cause urban
populations to shrink substantially as successful companies, such as Apple,
provide work for thousands of people. This, as a result, will relieve pressure on
urban housing supply systems.
- Another apparent advantage of a decreased population is lower volumes
of traffic which help reduce traffic congestion. In Hanoi for example, most
people travel to work by private vehicles, and this leads to overcrowded roads
during the rush hour. If big companies are based in a rural area and offer
accommodation to their employees near their workplaces, this will no longer be
the case.
- Additionally, moving companies and factories to the countryside can help to
reduce the cost of living in major cities, as housing and other expenses tend to
be lower in rural areas.
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42. Economic development can benefit from rapid urbanization.
-Rapid urbanization can lead to a concentration of economic activity in
cities, which can create economies of scale and enhance productivity. This can
lead to increased production, job creation, and innovation, which can contribute
to economic growth.
-Urbanization can also attract foreign investment and boost exports, as
cities often have better infrastructure, transportation links, and access to ports
and airports, making it easier to transport goods and services to global markets.
-Rapid urbanization can also lead to increased consumer spending, as
people living in cities tend to have higher incomes and more disposable
income. This can stimulate demand for goods and services and create new
business opportunities, leading to more economic development.
-Additionally, urbanization can facilitate the growth of small and medium-
sized enterprises (SMEs), which are important drivers of economic growth.
Cities provide SMEs with access to a larger market and a wider pool of skilled
labor, enabling them to grow and innovate more rapidly.
43. Societies that don’t respect and honor their women can never make
progress.
- Women make up roughly half of the population, and excluding or
marginalizing them can result in a significant loss of human potential.
Empowering and respecting women can lead to increased economic growth and
development, as women can contribute to the workforce and bring new
perspectives and ideas to the table.

- Societies that value and prioritize the well-being of women tend to have
better health outcomes and higher levels of education and literacy. When
women are educated and healthy, they can better support themselves, their
families, and their communities.

- Gender equality can also lead to greater political stability and social
cohesion, as it helps to prevent discrimination and marginalization of
certain [Link] women are given equal opportunities and rights, they are
more likely to participate in the political process and help shape society.

- Furthermore, gender equality is a basic human right, and it is essential for

promoting a just and fair society. A society that values and respects all
individuals, regardless of gender, is more likely to promote positive social
change and progress.
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44. Leaders and directors in an organization should be older

people.
For:
- Experience: Older people have typically been working for a longer period of
time, which means they have more experience in various aspects of the business
world. This experience can be invaluable when it comes to decision-making,
problem-solving, and strategic planning.
- Wisdom: With age comes wisdom. Older people have lived longer and have
had more opportunities to learn from their mistakes. They can apply this
wisdom to their work and help guide the organization in the right direction.
- Stability: Older people are often seen as more stable and reliable. They have
already established themselves in their careers and are less likely to make rash
decisions or take unnecessary risks.

45. It is a positive development that over the past 50 years, young people
have gained status and power but old old people have lost.
For:
- Generational change: Society has undergone significant changes in the past
50 years, and younger generations have been at the forefront of many of these
changes. As a result, it is natural that young people have gained status and
power, while older people may have lost some of their influence.
- Fresh perspectives: Younger people often have fresh perspectives and new
ideas that can drive innovation and change. Giving them more status and power
can lead to a more dynamic and creative society.
- Fairness: In the past, older people have held a disproportionate amount of
power and influence, leading to a lack of representation for younger people. It is
a positive development that younger generations are now gaining more of a
voice and a say in the decisions that affect their lives.

46. Young people can teach old people.

For:
1. Technology: Young people are typically more adept at using technology
than older generations. They grew up with it and have had more exposure
to its various forms. This means that they are often better equipped to
teach older people how to use smartphones, tablets, and other tech
devices.
2. Fresh perspectives: Young people have a unique perspective on the
world. They are still forming their ideas and opinions, which can offer a
fresh take on issues. This can be valuable to older generations, who may
be set in their ways.
 3. Patience: Young people are often more patient than older generations
when it comes to teaching. They understand that older people may need
more time to learn new things, and are often willing to take the time to
ensure that they understand.
47. We should not make teenagers do unpaid work in their freetime to help
the local community.

For:
1. Education and Development: Teenagers need time to focus on their
education and personal development. Unpaid work can take up valuable
time that could be spent on studying, extracurricular activities, or
personal hobbies that can help them build their skills and develop their
passions.
2. Fair Compensation: Unpaid work is exploitative and violates labor laws
in many countries. Teenagers deserve to be fairly compensated for their
work and time, especially when they are contributing to the local
community.
3. Personal Choice: Teenagers should have the right to choose how they
spend their free time. If they are passionate about community service,
they can pursue it on their own terms without being forced to do it for
free.
48. The tourist trade contributes absolutely nothing to increasing
understanding between nations.
For:
1. Superficial Interactions: Tourists are often focused on superficial
experiences and may not engage with the local culture or people in a
meaningful way. This can lead to a lack of understanding between nations
and perpetuate stereotypes and biases.
2. Economic Exploitation: The tourist trade can sometimes be exploitative,
with large multinational companies profiting off of the cultural and
natural resources of local communities without providing fair
compensation or benefiting the local economy.
3. Environmental Impact: The tourist trade can have a negative impact on
the environment, contributing to pollution, carbon emissions, and
destruction of natural habitats.
49. The benefits of nuclear technology far out-weigh the disadvantages.

- Clean Energy: Nuclear technology is a source of clean energy that can be

produced without the emissions of greenhouse gasses such as carbon dioxide,
which contributes to climate change. Nuclear power plants also have a very low
environmental footprint as they occupy relatively small land area and produce
very little waste compared to other forms of energy.
- High Energy Density: Nuclear technology provides high energy density,
which means that a small amount of fuel can produce a large amount of energy.
This makes it an efficient and cost-effective source of energy.
- Economic Benefits: Nuclear technology creates jobs and economic growth.
The construction and operation of nuclear power plants require a large
workforce and generate a significant amount of revenue for the local
community.
- Dependable: Nuclear power plants are dependable and can operate
continuously for long periods of time without interruption, making them an
ideal source of baseload power for the electrical grid.

50. It is not true that violence and conflict were less under female
leadership.

- Historical Evidence: There is historical evidence to suggest that violence and

conflict were less prevalent under female leadership. For example, in ancient
civilizations such as Egypt and China, women were sometimes appointed as
rulers during times of peace and prosperity.
- Studies and Research: Recent studies have also shown that women tend to be
more collaborative and inclusive in their leadership styles, which can lead to
reduced levels of conflict and violence. One study by the Council on Foreign
Relations found that countries with higher levels of gender equality tended to
have lower levels of conflict.
- Stereotypes and Gender Bias: Many stereotypes and gender biases assume
that women are inherently less capable of leadership and more prone to
emotional decision-making. However, these assumptions have been shown to be
false, and women leaders have demonstrated their ability to make rational,
effective decisions in times of crisis.
51. Globalization does not lead to the total loss of cultural identity.
1. Cultural exchange: Globalization allows people from different cultures
to come into contact with each other and exchange ideas and traditions.
This exchange can lead to the creation of new cultural expressions and
forms, which enriches cultural diversity and allows for the emergence of
new hybrid identities.
2. Preservation of local cultures: Globalization can also lead to a renewed
appreciation and preservation of local cultures. As people become more
aware of the richness and diversity of cultures around the world, they
may seek to preserve and celebrate their own unique cultural traditions
and practices.
3. Adaptation: Globalization often involves the adoption of new
technologies, ideas, and practices. While this can result in the loss of
some traditional cultural practices, it can also lead to the adaptation of
cultural practices to new contexts and situations.

52. Advertisers perform a useful service to the community.

For:
1. Providing information: Advertisers play a crucial role in providing
consumers with information about products and services that they may
not be aware of. This information helps consumers make informed
choices about what they buy and can save them time and effort in
researching different options.
2. Stimulating competition: Advertisers also encourage competition
between businesses, which can drive innovation and lead to better
products and services for consumers. This competition can also result in
lower prices, making goods and services more affordable and accessible
for consumers.
3. Supporting media: Advertising revenue is a major source of funding for
many media outlets, including newspapers, magazines, and television
stations. This funding helps to support journalism and other forms of
content creation, which are important for informing and entertaining the
public.
53. The clothing that people wear affect the way they behave
FOR:
- The clothing that people wear can significantly impact the way they
behave. The clothes we choose to wear can affect our mood, self-esteem, and
confidence levels. For example, when someone wears an outfit they feel good
in, they are more likely to carry themselves with confidence and interact
positively with others. On the other hand, wearing something uncomfortable or
unflattering can make someone feel self-conscious and affect their behavior
negatively.
- Additionally, the clothes we wear can also signal certain attitudes or
beliefs to others. For example, wearing a uniform can make someone feel more
professional and behave accordingly. In contrast, wearing something
provocative or revealing can signal a more relaxed and carefree attitude.
- Moreover, the way we dress can also affect how others perceive us. People
often judge others based on their appearance, and clothing is a significant aspect
of that. Wearing formal business attire, for instance, can make someone appear
more competent and authoritative, while wearing casual clothing may make
someone seem less serious or capable.
54. We shouldn’t follow fashion trends and we should dress in what we like
and feel comfortable in

FOR:
 Fashion trends can be fleeting, and following them blindly can lead to
a cycle of consumerism and waste. It's much better to dress in what we
like and feel comfortable in rather than constantly trying to keep up with
the latest trends. By doing so, we can express our personal style and be
more sustainable with our clothing choices.
 Additionally, dressing in what we like and feel comfortable in can
also lead to increased confidence and self-esteem. When we feel good
in our clothes, we are more likely to carry ourselves with confidence and
interact positively with others. This can have a positive impact on our
mental health and well-being.
 Furthermore, when we dress in what we like and feel comfortable in,
we are more likely to invest in quality pieces that will last us for a
long time. This is a more sustainable approach to fashion, as we are not
contributing to the fast fashion industry and the harmful environmental
and social impacts associated with it.
55. Foreign visitors should not be charged more than local visitors for
cultural and historical attractions.
FOR:
 Charging foreign visitors more than local visitors for cultural and
historical attractions can be seen as discriminatory and unfair.
Everyone should have equal access to these attractions, regardless of their
country of origin. Additionally, charging foreigners more can discourage
them from visiting and exploring the local culture and history, which can
have a negative impact on tourism.
 Furthermore, foreign visitors often bring in a significant amount of
revenue to local economies through tourism. By charging them more, it
can create a negative perception of the destination and deter them from
visiting again. In contrast, treating all visitors equally can create a
positive reputation and encourage more tourism, ultimately benefiting the
local economy.
 Moreover, charging foreign visitors more can perpetuate negative
stereotypes and biases. It can create an "us vs. them" mentality, which is
not conducive to promoting cross-cultural understanding and cooperation.
Cultural and historical attractions should be accessible to everyone,
regardless of their nationality.

56. International tourism creates tension rather than understanding

between people from different culture
For:
 International tourism can lead to cultural misunderstandings and
stereotypes. Tourists may arrive in a foreign country with preconceived
notions and expectations based on their own cultural background, and
may view the local culture through a lens that is not accurate or
respectful.
 Tourists can also inadvertently offend locals by not being aware of
local customs and norms. For example, in some cultures it may be
considered disrespectful to show the soles of your feet, while in others it
may be customary to haggle over prices. Tourists who are unaware of
these nuances may unknowingly cause offense.
 International tourism can also lead to overt tensions and conflicts
between different cultures. This may be due to factors such as cultural
clashes, competition for resources, or even terrorist attacks targeted at
tourists.
57. Today, the high sales of popular consumer goods reflect the power of
advertising and not the real needs of the society in which they are sold.
For:
 Advertising has a powerful influence on consumer behavior.
Advertisements are designed to create desire and demand for products by
highlighting their benefits and creating a sense of need. In many cases,
the high sales of popular consumer goods are driven by effective
advertising campaigns rather than genuine societal needs.
 Advertisements often appeal to consumers' emotions and aspirations,
rather than their practical needs. For example, luxury goods and high-
end brands are often marketed as symbols of status and prestige, rather
than as necessities. This creates a culture of consumption and materialism
that is driven by advertising, rather than by real societal needs.
 The high sales of popular consumer goods can also be driven by
planned obsolescence and other marketing tactics that encourage
consumers to buy new products even when their old ones are still
functional. This creates a cycle of waste and overconsumption that is not
sustainable and does not reflect real societal needs.

58. Convenience foods will become increasingly prevalent, but it is unlikely

of food preparation
For:
 Convenience foods are becoming increasingly prevalent due to
changing lifestyles and the rise of single-person households. With
busy work schedules and a lack of time to cook, many people are turning
to convenience foods as a quick and easy alternative to home-cooked
meals.
 Convenience foods are also becoming more diverse and healthier,
with a growing range of options that cater to different dietary needs
and preferences. Many convenience foods now contain whole grains,
vegetables, and other healthy ingredients, making them a convenient way
to maintain a healthy diet.
 Convenience foods can also be more affordable than home-cooked
meals, particularly for those on a tight budget. With economies of
scale, convenience foods can be produced and sold at a lower cost than
individual ingredients, making them a cost-effective option for many
people.
59. That food has become easier to prepare has improved the way people
live.
For:
The convenience of modern food preparation has revolutionized the way people
live by providing them with quick and easy access to nutritious and tasty meals.
Here are some of the reasons why food becoming easier to prepare has
improved our lives:
1. Saves time: With the advent of ready-to-eat meals and kitchen gadgets
such as microwaves, blenders, and food processors, people can prepare
meals quickly and easily, which has saved them a lot of time that they can
use for other activities.
2. Promotes healthy eating: Many people shy away from cooking because
they find it time-consuming and tedious. With the availability of healthy
and quick-to-prepare meals, people can eat nutritious food without having
to spend hours in the kitchen.
3. Enhances creativity: Modern kitchen gadgets have made it possible for
people to experiment with different ingredients and cooking techniques.
This has encouraged creativity and innovation in the kitchen.
60. We are becoming so dependent on technology that it is taking over our
lives, resulting in bad leaders
For:
As technology continues to evolve, we have become increasingly reliant on it
for our daily tasks and interactions. While there are many benefits to
technological advancement, there are also concerns that our dependence on it is
leading to bad leadership. Here are some reasons why:
1. Distracting from important issues: Our constant use of technology can
distract us from important issues that require our attention. For example,
instead of focusing on real-world problems, we may get caught up in
social media or other online activities that offer little value.
2. Reducing face-to-face communication: Technology has enabled us to
communicate with people across the globe, but it has also reduced face-
to-face interactions. This can lead to a lack of empathy and
understanding, which are essential qualities for good leaders.
3. Encouraging short attention spans: The instant gratification of
technology can lead to shorter attention spans, which can hinder our
ability to focus on important tasks and make informed decisions.
61. Technology has affected relationships in more negative ways.
For:
Technology has undoubtedly revolutionized the way we interact with each
other, but its impact on our relationships has not been entirely positive. Here are
some reasons why technology has affected relationships in more negative ways:
1. Reduced face-to-face communication: Technology has made it easier
than ever to communicate with people, but this has also led to a reduction
in face-to-face interactions. As a result, we may miss out on important
nonverbal cues and the deeper connections that come with in-person
communication.
2. Increased isolation: With the rise of social media, people can easily
form connections with others online, but this can also lead to increased
isolation. Spending too much time on social media can lead to feelings of
loneliness and disconnection from the real world.
3. Decreased empathy: The anonymous nature of online communication
can lead to a lack of empathy and understanding. It can be easier to be
rude or insensitive online, which can harm our relationships with others.
62. Modern communication systems play an indispensable role in our life
For:
Modern communication systems have become an essential part of our daily
lives, and they play an indispensable role in various aspects of our lives. Here
are some reasons why modern communication systems are crucial:
1. Connectivity: Modern communication systems allow people to stay
connected with each other from anywhere in the world. This has made it
easier for people to communicate and share information, no matter where
they are located.
2. Information Access: The internet and modern communication systems
have made it possible for people to access a vast amount of information
on any subject. This has facilitated online learning, remote work, and
other opportunities that were not possible before.
3. Productivity: Modern communication systems have increased
productivity in the workplace. With the ability to communicate and
collaborate with colleagues and clients in real-time, people can complete
tasks faster and more efficiently.
4. Healthcare: Modern communication systems have revolutionized
healthcare. Telemedicine and other forms of remote healthcare have
become popular, making it easier for patients to receive medical attention
from anywhere in the world.
63. As the world becomes technologically advanced, computers are
replacing more and more jobs, but the human workforce will demonstrate
that it is more valuable than computers
For:
While it is true that computers are replacing more and more jobs as the world
becomes technologically advanced, the human workforce is still more valuable
than computers. Here are some reasons why:
1. Creativity: Computers are good at performing routine tasks, but they
lack the creativity and imagination that humans possess. This makes it
difficult for them to come up with innovative solutions to complex
problems.
2. Emotional Intelligence: Humans are better at understanding emotions
and social dynamics, which makes them more suitable for jobs that
require empathy and interpersonal skills. This is particularly important in
fields such as healthcare, education, and customer service.
3. Adaptability: Humans are more adaptable than computers, which means
they can easily switch between different tasks and roles. This makes them
more flexible and versatile in the workplace.
4. Ethics: Computers lack the ability to make moral and ethical decisions,
which is essential in many professions. For example, doctors must make
difficult ethical decisions that cannot be made by a computer.
64. The increasing use and development of new technology has more
advantages than disadvantages
For:

1. Firstly, new technology has revolutionized communication, making the

world a smaller and more connected place. The advent of smartphones, social
media platforms, and instant messaging apps has allowed us to stay in touch
with loved ones, collaborate with partner across the globe, and engage in
meaningful interactions with people from diverse backgrounds.
2. Secondly, technology has vastly improved the efficiency and productivity
of various sectors. In the realm of healthcare, for instance, advanced medical
devices and technologies have enabled earlier and more accurate diagnoses,
leading to more effective treatments and higher survival rates. In agriculture,
modern equipment and precision farming techniques have increased crop yields,
ensuring food security for a growing global population.
3. Furthermore, new technologies have brought about significant
advancements in education. With the rise of online learning platforms,
students now have access to a wealth of educational resources, regardless of
their geographical location or socioeconomic background. Distance learning
programs have opened doors for individuals who were previously unable to
pursue higher education, empowering them to acquire new skills and
knowledge.
65. Some subjects may be better taught using computer, but to explain
more important concepts a human teacher is indispensable
For:
[Link] teachers are adept at adapting their teaching methods to meet the
needs of different learners. They can employ various techniques like
storytelling, analogies, and real-life examples to make abstract concepts more
relatable and understandable. This level of adaptability is crucial, especially for
students who learn differently or struggle with certain topics. A teacher's ability
to provide individual attention and support is invaluable in such cases.

[Link] teachers provide emotional support and inspiration to students.

They create a nurturing and motivating environment, instilling confidence and
enthusiasm in learners. Teachers serve as mentors, offering guidance beyond
academics and helping students develop social skills, empathy, and emotional
intelligence. These intangible aspects of education contribute significantly to a
student's holistic development, and they are best facilitated by human
interaction.

[Link], let us not forget the importance of human connection in the

learning process. Interacting with a teacher who understands their strengths,
weaknesses, and aspirations creates a sense of trust and friendship between
students and educators. This relationship fosters a safe and supportive learning
environment, encouraging students to ask questions, seek guidance, and engage
in meaningful discussions. The human touch in education cultivates a sense of
community and collaboration, which cannot be replicated by computers.
66. Technology and tradition are incompatible- you cannot have both
together
For:
1. Loss of community: Technology can lead to a loss of community and
social interaction, as people become more isolated and individualistic. On
the other hand, Traditional practices often involve communal activities
that foster social connections and cooperation.