In some high schools, part of the curriculum requires students to participate in community work such as helping the elderly or disabled. In what way do children benefit from this? Do you think it should be part of the curriculum?

In some schools volunteering to provide help to elderly or disabled people is compulsory. I opine that by doing this work children can acquire useful knowledge and expand their circle of friends. However, they should have the right to refuse to volunteer. First, youngsters gain experience and develop their skills when assisting the needy. This […]

In some schools, volunteering providing help to elderly or disabled people is compulsory. I opine that by doing this work children can acquire useful knowledge and expand their circle of friends. However, they should have a right to refuse from volunteering. First, youngsters gain valuable experience and develop their skills when assisting the needy. This […]

In some schools, volunteering to help elderly or disabled people is mandatory. I believe that through this work, children can gain valuable knowledge and expand their social circle. However, they should have the right to decline volunteering. Firstly, young individuals acquire experience and enhance their skills when supporting those in need, which can be beneficial […]

In some schools, volunteering to provide help to elderly or disabled people is compulsory. I opine that by doing this work, children can acquire useful knowledge and expand their circle of friends. However, they should have a right to refuse to volunteer. First, youngsters gain experience and develop their skills when assisting the needy. This […]