Smart Student's Guide to Ideas for ielts writing Task 2: Learn to think from the perspective of the ielts examiner and gain a higher band score

Child Labour is a serious issue.
Children are exploited in some countries, including the United
States.
They work in monotonous and repetitive tasks for pitiful wages.
Children are frequently employed in agricultural and manufacturing
jobs.
Child labour is outlawed in several countries, and many people
believe that children should be allowed to enjoy their childhood.
Many people believe that governments should prioritise education
over all other priorities.
They should construct new schools.
They should provide the resources essential for children to receive
an education.
Children must be provided with the knowledge and skills they will
need in adulthood.

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About The Author
Kanchan Suyash
Kanchan Suyash is a certified English language teacher with over a decade of
teaching experience. Kanchan is the author of numerous other test
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Testing System (IELTS), the Test of English as a Foreign Language
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Document Outline

• Title Page
• Copyright
• IELTS SPEAKING EVALUATION SERVICE
• IELTS WRITING CORRECTION SERVICE
• Advertising
• Animals
• Cities
• Crime
• Education
• Environment
• Family
• Gender
• Issues that affect the entire world
• Government and Society
• Health
• Housing
• Language
• Money
• Personality
• Participation in sports and recreational activities
• Television, the Internet, and telephones
• Tourism
• Traditional vs. contemporary
• Transport
• Work
• About The Author