Children should be taught to co-operate Some people think that a sense of competition in children should be encouraged. Others believe that children who are taught to co-operate rather than compete become more useful adults. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion. Children’s education has always been a concern for the public. Personally, I hold the view that children should learn how to co-operate. Competitions mislead children to wrong pursuits which is harmful to their development. For example, a child who is raised up in a numerous competitions, will regard the winning of competitions instead of the process of learning as priority. The child will never learn the practical knowledge but skills of exams or games, which is detrimental for personal development. Even worse, the trend will have a adverse impact on society prosperity, because the society needs practical workers rather than those so-called winners. Cooperation brings adaptation which contributes to personal success. Children who taught to co-operate can better adapt to the society, because people live in a big community where cooperation is needed. If a child was educated to be cooperative since an early age, he can complete his work more efficiently. For example, in a multinational company, a man specialized in math is delegated a task written in English. However he is competent in his specialty, he can never finish it without his English majored co-worker’s help. Then he may get promoted and achieve personal success in the end. Cooperation brings creation which will accelerates society’s prosperity. Because cooperation connects various things and people together,which can create a convenient and diverse world. For example, the Uber founder cooperates with internet company, which creates a brand-new way of outing for people and makes our life far more convenient. Children should better be taught to co-operate for his promising future and society’s progress.