Well, today I am going to talk about whether it is important for young people to find out what is happening in the news or not. First and foremost, knowing about what is happening in the news allows students to form their own ideas and opinions about a specific issue that is being mentioned in the news they are seeing. example a student can see news about a specific war that’s happening in their country so this allows them to form their own perspectives and ideas about how this war might affect his country or even his family. Also it can and let him conduct numerous ideas about what the causes and effects of this specific war. Another point that is worth mentioning is the importance of local or international news. Both local or international news allow young people to write their knowledge about the history of their culture or even the country or even any global country. This expands and enhance the idea and the information that young people might have on this information. And lastly, I firmly believe that young people might not be always interested in the news, as they might find them boring, they see themselves in other subjects and they also say that they can now see any information they want from the internet and this is all due to the tremendous evolution of the word today so news might be not in figure for a lot of students.
Band 7+: It's important for young people to find out what's happening in the news. For example, think about: forming their own ideas and opinions the importance of local or international news why young people might not be interested in the news.
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Well, today I am going to talk about whether it is important for young people to find out what is happening in the news or not. First and foremost, knowing about what is happening in the news allows students to form their own ideas and opinions about specific issues that are being mentioned in the news they are seeing. For example, a student can see news about a specific war that's happening in their country, which allows them to form their own perspectives and ideas about how this war might affect their country or even their family. It can also help them conduct numerous analyses about the causes and effects of this specific war. Another point that is worth mentioning is the importance of local or international news. Both local and international news allow young people to broaden their knowledge about the history of their culture, their country, or even any global country. This expands and enhances the information that young people might have on these topics. Lastly, I firmly believe that young people might not always be interested in the news, as they might find it boring. They focus on other subjects and also say that they can find any information they want from the internet. This is all due to the tremendous evolution of the world today, so news might not be appealing to a lot of students.
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