Explain Why Children Should Be Taught Dy Skills

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Personally, I think it is essential that children should be taught DIY skills at a young age because of some reasons. Firstly, DIY skills make children more confident. They can express their ideas and make them come true, which means you are showing people that you are talented. You are not worried when they get trouble. Secondly, children will be more mature. For example, a child can fix his own things without parents' help. He/ She will learn how to manage the problems he/ she may get

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