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    The document discusses both views on whether the government or students should decide what subjects a student studies. Some believe the government should decide to ensure students learn skills needed for the job market. Others believe students should have autonomy to choose subjects they are passionate about, even if not directly career-applicable, as this can aid lifelong learning and discovery of new interests. The document aims to analyze both perspectives and provide the author's own opinion on this issue.

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    The document discusses both views on whether the government or students should decide what subjects a student studies. Some believe the government should decide to ensure students learn skills needed for the job market. Others believe students should have autonomy to choose subjects they are passionate about, even if not directly career-applicable, as this can aid lifelong learning and discovery of new interests. The document aims to analyze both perspectives and provide the author's own opinion on this issue.

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    AMBROSIA Shoot for the moon.

    Even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars

    AUTONOMY IN CHOOSING SUBJECTS

    Some people say that the government should decide what subjects a student can
    study, while others believe the students should decide what they want to study. Discuss
    both views and give your own opinion.

    WRITING SAMPLE – AUTONOMY IN CHOOSING SUBJECTS Page 1


    AMBROSIA Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars

    Word count: 410 words

    Vocabulary highlights
    autonomy: the right or condition of self-government.

    discipline: a particular area of study

    acclimatize to: respond to a change

    employment equilibrium: the equilibrium where all resources in the economy are fully
    utilized

    job vacancy: a job which has not been filled

    computer-literate: having sufficient knowledge and skill to be able to use computers; familiar
    with the operation of computers

    labor of love: work done purely for one’s own passion instead of material rewards

    ordeal: a painful or horrific experience, usually a protracted one

    WRITING SAMPLE – AUTONOMY IN CHOOSING SUBJECTS Page 2

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