I agree with this topic, but it’s not for all tourists. Museums heritage should be free for only youngsters to learn. At the same time, education and museums should be integrated into the classroom. To begin with, in Japan, even in national museums, compulsory school students have to pay an admission fee, making it harder for them to learn easily compared with the public museums in the UK for free. Young people will carry the country in the future. Thus, by making it free, they will be able to increase their knowledge a lot from a young age and it will pay back when they are adults in the future. Secondly, it should be free for the young generation focusing on applying lessons in the schools. In fact, there are few times to undergo thorough learning focused facilities where it’s outside of schools. By doing so, they are not only able to feel in touch with the real stuff, but also it is possible to realize the value there that they never felt until now. These precious moments are connected to the future. The current schools teach the content from only textbooks only, but they have a responsibility that they have a role to expand students’ view through teachers creating possibilities.
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I agree with this topic, but it's not for all tourists. Museums and heritage sites should be free for youngsters to learn. At the same time, education and museums should be integrated into the classroom. To begin with, in Japan, even in national museums, compulsory school students have to pay an admission fee, making it harder for them to learn easily compared to the public museums in the UK, which are free. Young people will carry the country in the future. Thus, by making it free, they will be able to increase their knowledge from a young age, and it will pay off when they are adults. Secondly, it should be free for the young generation, focusing on applying lessons learned in schools. In fact, there are few opportunities for thorough learning in facilities outside of schools. By doing so, they are not only able to engage with real experiences, but they can also realize the value of things they may not have felt until now. These precious moments are connected to the future. Current schools teach content from textbooks only, but they have a responsibility to expand students' views through teachers creating possibilities.
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