Class Nine: Activity 1.4.2 (Students' responsibility towards Community)

 Class Nine: Activity 1.4.2 

Topic 3

Students' responsibility towards Community

Fact Based Passage :

 

The responsibility of students towards their community is a topic that brings up different opinions. Some people think it's really important for students to get involved in their communities, while others wonder how much they should do.

People who support student involvement say it helps them learn to care about others and be good citizens. They think students should help out by volunteering, joining community projects, and working with local groups. Doing these things can help students understand what's going on in society and inspire them to make a difference.

Supporters also say that being involved in their communities helps students learn important skills like talking to people, working in teams, leading others, and solving problems. It also helps them see things from different perspectives and understand different cultures, which is important in today's world.

So, when students help out in their communities, it's not just good for the community itself, but it also helps students become better, caring leaders for the future.

On the other hand, some people believe that while it's nice for students to help out in their communities, it shouldn't be something they have to do as part of their education. They think students already have a lot of work to do, and adding more responsibilities could make it harder for them to do well in school.