In this modern world, Employment plays a pivotal role in the survival of human beings.
It is observed that in some places in Europe, young students gain hands-on experience from schools, however, another of the same age group prefer to learn studies being in school. In this essay, I will scrutinize both the views to decide my conclusion.
To embark on, It is rightly said that 'The more you experience, the more you would learn'. Students definitely require demonstrative knowledge in addition to the curriculum courses offered in schools because, until he or she performs a specific task by himself or herself, he or she barely would be able to accomplish with the help of theoretical knowledge only. It has been observed in many schools that the lectures and experiments should be covered equally and one should qualify both the credits respectively, as it helps students to gain some practical knowledge as well. For instance, learning a car by tutorial will be of no use until one starts driving by his own. Hence, both experiments and demonstration on a particular topic are equally important to prepare a student for working.
Moreover, there are candidates who are keen to learn the curriculum courses only, this is in fact essential, as it helps people to meet the eligibility criteria set up for a specific job. For instance, to get admission in masters degree one should have scored 75 percent in bachelors degree, so the practical knowledge gained might not be useful if done in graduation. Therefore, there should be schools that ecourage the academic knowledge up to a great extent.
To recapitulate, theoretical skills and field work are of equal importance to prepare young students towards their career. Both would be useful in combination too, as it would make student as the best of both the worlds.
In this modern world, Employment plays a pivotal role in the survival of human beings.
It
is observed
that in
some
places in Europe, young
students
gain hands-on experience from
schools
,
however
, another of the same age group prefer to learn studies being in
school
. In this essay, I will scrutinize both the views to decide my conclusion.
To embark on, It is
rightly
said that 'The more you experience, the more you would learn'.
Students
definitely require demonstrative
knowledge
in addition
to the curriculum courses offered in
schools
because
, until he or she performs a specific task by himself or herself, he or she
barely
would be able to accomplish with the
help
of theoretical
knowledge
only
. It has
been observed
in
many
schools
that the lectures and experiments should
be covered
equally
and one should qualify both the credits
respectively
, as it
helps
students
to gain
some
practical
knowledge
as well
.
For instance
, learning a car by tutorial will be of no
use
until one
starts
driving by his
own
.
Hence
, both experiments and demonstration on a particular topic are
equally
important
to prepare a
student
for working.
Moreover
, there are candidates who are keen to learn the curriculum courses
only
, this is in fact essential, as it
helps
people
to
meet
the eligibility criteria set up for a specific job.
For instance
, to
get
admission in
masters
degree one should have scored 75 percent in bachelors degree,
so
the practical
knowledge
gained might not be useful if done in graduation.
Therefore
, there should be
schools
that
ecourage
the academic
knowledge
up to a great extent.
To recapitulate, theoretical
skills
and field work are of equal importance to prepare young
students
towards their career. Both would be useful in combination too, as it would
make
student
as the best of both the worlds.