Should schools promote coaching institutes? Taking a cue from the points given below and
using your own ideas, write a debate speech for or against the topic in about 150-200 words.
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So, are they a necessity? Do they feed off every Indian family's need for preparing their kids for entrance examinations, especially for science-related courses? Do they attempt to create an aptitude for the field by forcing subjects on students?
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Should schools promote coaching institutes?
Malcolm X has rightly said, “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those who prepare for it today.”
Respected Chairperson, honourable member of the jury, my worthy opponents and dear audience, I, Bhavik Gautam, would like to speak for the motion, ‘Should school promote coaching institutes’. CBSE has banned coaching centres running classes in school, yet it seems to flourish in both public and private schools as many parents and guardians are very much in favour of it. Firstly, if we look into the monetary aspect from the point of view of both, then we find that both benefit from it by saving on the huge fee and regular conveyance attached to this.
Time management is the second factor. Coping with CBSE syllabus and that of the competitive exams, yet maintaining the required attendance percentage and keeping good health comes after. It is not possible for all parents to judge on the quality of the faculty or time of most advertised institutes. Now, it is the school’s responsibility to see to these factors and provide the best service at affordable cost. The safety of the students who willingly join these extra or coaching classes beyond regular school schedule is also their choice. Competition in some fields is so much that there can hardly be an alternative to this for those who are ambitious and make it to the best educational institutions.