Topic 1: Increasing travels between countries enable people to learn different cultures or to increase tension between people from different countries

particular  attention,  and  sometimes,  the  sole  option.  Geographic 
relocation, 
for  example,  presents  a 
problem  of  educational 
continuity. 
Because  of  their  career,  parents  might  have  to  resettle  in  a 
neighbourhood where schooling facilities are inadequate. A boarding school is the best option to them, 
as it protects children from the influence of frequent relocations. It also suits those families where parents 
are so devoted to their work that they fail to bear care responsibilities. 
Although boarding schools succeed in satisfying the needs of some families, opponents are concerned 
about  their  mixed  impacts  on  children's  development.  For  example,  their  intervention  on  children's 
academic years appears to be excessive. Extracurricular programmes occupy children's free time and 
children are required to obey a large number of rules, most of which are 
stringent 
and redundant. Any 
minor mistake can