What benefit would mandatory school attendance achieve for school children?

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Mandatory school attendance can teach children on how to be reasonable because they are making the commitment to attend.

Sever21 [200]3 years ago

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There are some benefits that can be named with the advent of mandatory school attendance.

First of all, it would make absence rates decrease, which means children spending more time in the classroom, which can lead to better grades, more learning, more interacting with other children, as well as keeping them off the streets, where they can be in danger or exposed to criminal activities.

Another example of a benefit would be the creation of the sense of responsibility. Children will understand that they have to commit to go to school, and actually doing it can teach kids perseverance, responsibility and even resilience.

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