The issue of whether outdoor activities once a month will be a worthwhile use of students' time and resources has sparked a heated debate. Given that students nowadays are increasingly exhausted in dealing their school tasks and are lack of opportunities to dig their own interests, it is not only advisable but also healthy to have outdoor activities.

Diverse extracurricular programs allow people to find their intrinsic preference, paving the way for future career pursue. For instance, with the field trips, students have the chance to explore species and habitats, and raise the conservation thoughts. Thus, they may want to be biologists in order to delve into ecosystems. Moreover, they are expanding their boundaries by asking questions and getting feedbacks from teachers right away.

Although I partially agree with Claire's assertions, which add extra burdens to teachers. She overlooks the fact that the pivotal goals of teaching are to find the most effective way kindling children and unveiling their nature, making them feel a sense of satisfaction during learning.order