No, I don’t think so. Children should always go to the schools where they live. I mean the nearest of their home. Because if they go to that schools, they actually can’t achieve a lot of experience. They have to be brave and they have to be understanding and self-confident so that they can overcome any fears spontaneously. For example, if a student go to a school which is located far from their house, they actually build their confident and energy to study a remote place and getting experience from that place as well as interacting the people of that place so that it will be greater for them and they can also build their ability like that. So I think it would be really great for them to study in a school which is located far from their house.
Band 6+: Do you think that children should always go to the school nearest to where they live?
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No, I don't think so. Children should not always go to the schools nearest to where they live. I mean the nearest to their home. Because if they go to those schools, they actually can't gain a lot of experience. They have to be brave, understanding, and self-confident so that they can overcome any fears spontaneously. For example, if a student goes to a school that is located far from their house, they actually build their confidence and energy to study in a remote place and gain experience from that place, as well as interact with the people there. This will be beneficial for them, and they can also develop their abilities in that way. So I think it would be really great for them to study in a school that is located far from their house.
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