Personally, I think the schools for young children became more competitive in nowadays because of their parents, based on their eagerness for children’s academic courses. In modern society, parents are really enthusiastic in searching for the tutors and personal private teachers for their children’s schools and studies. And they focus more on the academics rather than schools. So as many children are having the private tutors and already learned the further studies, they are really good at scores and if some students could not get enough information from the classes, then it’s becoming really more competitive because of the competition between their parents. So their parents are really into sending money or like investing those private classes and lessons and it really spurred the fights between the children and their scores.
Band 7+: Would you say that schools for young children have become more or less competitive since you were that age? Why?
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Personally, I think the schools for young children have become more competitive nowadays because of their parents, based on their eagerness for children's academic success. In modern society, parents are really enthusiastic about searching for tutors and private teachers for their children's education. They focus more on academics rather than just schools. As many children have private tutors and have already learned advanced material, they perform well on tests. If some students do not grasp enough information from their classes, it becomes more competitive due to the rivalry between their parents. Parents are very invested in paying for private classes and lessons, which has spurred competition among the children regarding their scores.
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