Outline1. IntroductionA. Thesis statement2. DefinitionB. SchoolC. China1. Do you think school should be longer?2. If you think school should be longer, why?3. What time should you go out?4. Should school be all year round? I believe school should not be year-round. On the contrary, they should reduce the time spent at school. No one wants to stay in school all year. If we do, more children risk dropping out of school. If we reduce the amount of time we have to spend in school, more kids could show up to learn and exactly graduate, go to college, and become something of their own like lawyers, doctors, etc. . If children are forced to stay in school all year round, they may become tired. and depressed. If schoolchildren are less busy, schoolchildren could use their free time to study and learn new things on their own instead of spending the whole day in a hot classroom that makes them sleepy. When students go on summer vacation, they tend to forget the things they learned in school. school, so most parents want their children to go to school all year round so that they can become smarter and have things to do during the summer. Some people think that children are wasting their time after school because they don't do anything during summer vacation. Parents also think it helps children remember things better NO!! it doesn't put more stress on a child and when stress happens a lot more things happen like dropping out of school, committing suicide. Lashing out at people, depression, etc. People think that having one year of school changes everything, but no one can go to school all year and continue to act the same way and do the same things. Kids would miss more and more days outside of school that they would never stop...... middle of paper ...... want to come at all. What exactly is year-round schooling? Children in year-round schools attend classes for six to nine weeks straight, broken up by a two- to four-week vacation. According to some educators, this helps keep the learning process flowing with minimal disruption. A Duke University study even suggested that children who attend year-round schools have a slight advantage because they don't forget what they learned during the long summer vacation. t for everyone. Patricia McCracken, who grew up in a year-round school in Virginia Beach, Virginia, says she found the two-week breaks, which occurred every six weeks at her school, to be disruptive. “It was really difficult to get involved in the work because as soon as you got ready, you had to downshift."