IELTS Writing Task 2: "Schools Are No Longer Necessary" — Agree/Disagree Essay Explained in Uzbek
Erkinjon Abduraimov
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IELTS Writing Task 2: "Schools Are No Longer Necessary" — Agree/Disagree Essay Explained in Uzbek
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Erkinjon Abduraimov
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In this video, I write a full IELTS Writing Task 2 agree/disagree essay live, tackling a real exam question reported on 8 May 2026: In modern society, schools are no longer necessary for children because of the information available on the internet, and they can study well at home. To what extent do you agree or disagree?
📝 What's covered in this video:
How to structure an agree/disagree essay with a balanced or strong opinion
Writing an effective introduction that paraphrases the prompt and states your position
Building body paragraphs using the Why → How → Result → Example method
Writing a conclusion that summarises the main ideas
10 must-use vocabulary words with meanings for this topic
🤔 Ideas for AGREE (internet can replace schools):
Everything can be learned online (free courses, video lessons)
Home study suits the individual child's pace
It saves time and money
❌ Ideas for DISAGREE (schools remain essential):
Children need to be with other children for social development
Teachers do far more than give information — they guide and correct
Not every family can realistically teach at home (the digital divide)
This video includes a full 359-word model answer demonstrating a balanced two-sided structure, as well as a more strongly opinionated 272-word version for comparison — both showing how to argue convincingly and organise ideas clearly for Task 2.
Perfect for IELTS Academic candidates working on opinion essay structure, idea development, and education-related vocabulary for Writing Task 2.
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