Each student in a classroom is distinct from one another. Some might find the education they receive in class more than sufficient while others deem a tutor is necessary.
In class, students get to interact with each other. This makes learning more fun and workloads more bearable with classmates. In addition, students get to immerse themselves with different teachers and their methods. Some teachers love giving projects or surprise recitations, and each of these challenge the student’s critical thinking and creativity. They get to work with different people and sometimes have to accomplish tasks on their own. This is a good way to explore and enhance their interpersonal skills and responsibility. Group works require coordination, good leadership, and teamwork whereas solo works instill independence, accountability, and time-management skills. These are all crucial skills to have and these make them competent and excellent students.
On the other hand, sometimes the classroom environment is not conducive to the student’s learning needs. Some classmates are unhealthy for the learner’s progress. Having a tutor on-call helps a student catch up and learn everything at their own pace. Additionally, the teaching method for 40-50 students under 1 teacher is too generic. What works for one student does not always work for the other. The tutor is present to fine-tune teaching methods to relieve the difficulty of complex topics and adjust it according to the student’s needs. There is also less pressure since there is no one else to compare their own progress with. In effect, the student gains more knowledge and is assured that their learning continues outside the four walls of the classroom.
In conclusion, everyone has different learning styles. Being in a classroom with other students helps build relationships with other people and the responsibility that comes with it. Having a tutor after hours is also ideal for students who want less pressure and to be immersed in methods customized for them.
Each
student
in a classroom is distinct from one another.
Some
might find the education they receive in
class
more than sufficient while others deem a
tutor
is necessary.
In
class
,
students
get
to interact with each
other
.
This
makes
learning
more fun and workloads more bearable with classmates.
In addition
,
students
get
to immerse themselves with
different
teachers and their
methods
.
Some
teachers
love
giving projects or surprise recitations, and each of these challenge the
student’s
critical thinking and creativity. They
get
to
work
with
different
people
and
sometimes
have to
accomplish tasks on their
own
. This is a
good
way to explore and enhance their interpersonal
skills
and responsibility. Group works require coordination,
good
leadership, and teamwork whereas solo works instill independence, accountability, and time-management
skills
. These are all crucial
skills
to have and these
make
them competent and excellent students.
On the
other
hand,
sometimes
the classroom environment is not conducive to the
student’s
learning
needs.
Some
classmates are unhealthy for the learner’s progress. Having a
tutor
on-call
helps
a
student
catch up and learn everything at their
own
pace.
Additionally
, the teaching
method
for 40-50
students
under 1 teacher is too generic. What works for one
student
does not always
work
for the
other
. The
tutor
is present to fine-tune teaching
methods
to relieve the difficulty of complex topics and adjust it according to the
student’s
needs. There is
also
less pressure since there is no one else to compare their
own
progress with. In effect, the
student
gains more knowledge and
is assured
that their
learning
continues outside the four walls of the classroom.
In conclusion
, everyone has
different
learning
styles. Being in a classroom with
other
students
helps
build relationships with
other
people
and the responsibility that
comes
with it. Having a
tutor
after hours is
also
ideal for
students
who want less pressure and to
be immersed
in
methods
customized for them.