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Teachers think that international students exchange would be beneficial for all teenage school students. Do you think its advantages overweigh its disadvantages?

 Teachers think that international student exchange would be beneficial for all teenage school students. Do you think its advantages overweigh its disadvantages?

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A number of tutors believe that the concept of an international student exchange program is promising for every school teenager since this will provide them with immense knowledge available around the globe and enhance their thinking horizons. I think this scenario has plenty of merits compared to demerits. 

On the one hand, the main upside of this program is meeting new friends. Not only a student will grab an opportunity to meet different people from all over the world but will have a special bond since several among them will be foreign exchange students too. Therefore, this will diminish cultural barriers. Moreover, this will enable them to open up novel educational opportunities. Such students can expand their existing knowledge, acquire new skills and broaden their interests. It is plausible because it is called educational diversity. 

Another miracle in education is that it is always receptive to change, and the universities can implement the latest techniques and approaches that are worthwhile for students. By pushing the boundaries of innovation, this field aims at making students' lives easier and more fulfilled. For instance, the student exchange programs between 2018 and 2019 provided innumerable outcomes to learners from less advanced nations in computer and information technology. Hence, they have grabbed handsome salary jobs in the international market. 

On the other hand, living abroad may require a sizable amount of money depending on the standard of living in your host country. Apart from admission fees and scholarships, a student has to pay for accommodation, travelling and other living costs. Additionally, the non-availability of health insurance can cost a fortune. Besides this, undeniably, one can get a new education mechanism and foreign exposure; however, one may lag in local studies. 

To conclude, after discussing both schools of thought, I am of the opinion that the bright side outperforms the dark because studying abroad is a valuable and enriching experience in the modern world. After getting international education, one may survive this cut-throat competitive world easily. 


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