People have different views about whether the children will achieve better education when they study away from home at a boarding school or it is better for them to go to school at daytime and return home with their families This essay will take a closer look at the issue There are some good arguments from people who support studying away from home First, when children live at a boarding school, they will receive not only the knowledge from the education at school, but also the knowledge about life The children will know how to take good care of themselves when their parents are not beside them At the boarding school, there will be strict rules and they have to obey these rules so as not to be punished As a result, the children will surely become good citizens Second, the children who live far away from home will be more mature They will know what friendship is like and become more independent both in learning and living What this will lead to is that they are getting closer to real life, which the children who live next to their parents hardly have Despite the above arguments, I believe that it is better for children to attend day school and stay with their families First, the family environment helps children grow up both physically and psychologically, especially to those who are reserved After a hard day at school, the children return home and have heart to heart talks with their parents about things they can not tell their teachers or friends At this time, parents are good advisors and are those whom they can turn into for advice Second, living with the family helps protect the children from being approached by bad friends Usually, the children are too naïve to recognize what is good or bad It is the parents who can point out these things for them and stop them from the very first bad beginning Third, scientists have proved that children who have love and care from family are better at many fields because parents and family are the driving force behind the wheel, which makes the children try to learn more In conclusion, it seems to me that it is better to send the children to day school and let them stay with their parents rather than let them study at a boarding school In conclusion, it seems to me that we can not say for sure which option is better All we have to is look at the specific situation of our children to have a judicious choice People have different views about whether or not we should encourage a sense of competition in children Although there are some advantages of competition, I would argue that it is better to teach children cooperation to become more useful adults There are some good arguments for teaching the sense of competition in children Firstly, competition means survival Nowadays, we live in a knowledge-based society and jobs are hard to find Therefore, the more knowledge we have, and the more competitive we are, the better jobs we get It is school where children are taught how to compete with others Children have to study hard and seriously to be in top ten or top five in class so that they can achieve excellent academic records to present the employers in the future Secondly, only when competing with others does every person have a goal in life If a child wants to outperform other students in class, he will surely learn more both in and after school, which enhances his/her knowledge day by day Despite the above arguments, I believe that cooperation is what the children should learn to become useful citizens Firstly, the society is like a small family and no one can live without the help of others Parents and teachers should let the children involve in pair work or team work in order for them to realize the importance of cooperation, even in a very small game in class In this way, children know clearly that by assisting one another, they can complete the task easily Secondly, when children cooperate with each other to their best in learning, a good friendship will be formed and will last forever in their lives Thirdly, the destination must be knowledge, not rankings Children who regard class rankings as a measure and anything to achieve them will become selfish whereas those who know how to join hands with others to gain knowledge will be useful adults in the future In conclusion, it seems to me that teaching children cooperation is better than teaching them how to compete with others ... Therefore, the more knowledge we have, and the more competitive we are, the better jobs we get It is school where children are taught how to compete with others Children have to study hard and seriously... child wants to outperform other students in class, he will surely learn more both in and after school, which enhances his/her knowledge day by day Despite the above arguments, I believe that