Practical knowledge and theoretical knowledge always go hand-in-hand. So, in a few European countries, children at a very early age like 11 or 13 starts going to school which will aid them in getting a job. However, some schools still provide theoretical education to children. Whatever the case may be, schools should create a balance between practical and academic education in their system. This essay will discuss how schools can prepare students for the world of work by providing them field training with the theoretical exams.
One should not forget their roots. In the older education system, there was only theoretical knowledge which students gain from school and help them in securing a good job in the future. This will help students to understand the concepts very well and also their way of conveying things will improve by giving exams in their own words. For example, if a student learns about how the car's engine is working and the same is asked to explain in a theoretical exam than it will help them to memorize keywords along with functionality. This will not only give them good grades but also helps them to improve their writing skills which is very much required in today's world.
Now along with theoretical knowledge if students are also provided with practical session then they will be able to implement whatever they have learned in their academic classes. They will have hands-on on different technologies before stepping out in the corporate world. For instance, computers have become an essential part of the working culture. So knowing how to convey a message using e-mail and what software is being used to write notes, they should be prepared with the word or the notepad software used in computers. This will boost their confidence and they will be eager to learn new and more technologies.
In conclusion, to prepare children for the corporate world schools should keep a mixture of theoretical and practical exams and should be given grades based on their performances in both types of education. This will help students and their parents to be ready for future working culture.
Practical
knowledge
and
theoretical
knowledge
always go hand-in-hand.
So
, in a few European countries, children at a
very
early age like 11 or 13
starts
going to
school
which will aid them in getting a job.
However
,
some
schools
still
provide
theoretical
education
to children. Whatever the case may be,
schools
should create a balance between
practical
and academic
education
in their system. This essay will discuss how
schools
can prepare
students
for the world of work by providing them field training with the
theoretical
exams.
One should not forget their roots. In the older
education
system, there was
only
theoretical
knowledge
which
students
gain from
school
and
help
them in securing a
good
job in the future. This will
help
students
to understand the concepts
very
well and
also
their way of conveying things will
improve
by giving exams in their
own
words.
For example
, if a
student
learns about how the car's engine is working and the same
is asked
to
explain
in a
theoretical
exam than it will
help
them to memorize keywords along with functionality. This will not
only
give them
good
grades
but
also
helps
them to
improve
their writing
skills
which is
very
much required in
today
's world.
Now
along with
theoretical
knowledge
if
students
are
also
provided with
practical
session then they will be able to implement whatever they have learned in their academic classes. They will have hands-on on
different
technologies
before
stepping out in the corporate world.
For instance
, computers have become an essential part of the working culture.
So
knowing how to convey a message using e-mail and what software is being
used
to write notes, they should
be prepared
with the word or the notepad software
used
in computers. This will boost their
confidence and
they will be eager to learn new and more technologies.
In conclusion
, to prepare children for the corporate world
schools
should
keep
a mixture of
theoretical
and
practical
exams and should be
given
grades based on their performances in both types of
education
. This will
help
students
and their parents to be ready for future working culture.