Although many universities require their students to take part in a club activity as a crucial part of academic curriculums, many students tend to work individually. While I accept that working in the organization brings some disadvantages, I would argue that the advantages are more significant.
In my view, the good point of enrolling in the working group body is that university students are able to learn from each other. By participating in the study club, ones may have a chance to share their own resources as well as experiences, which lack in others, while they easily get a myriad of new things in return. As a result, not only do learners realize their knowledge gap, but they also cultivate their skills such as interpersonal and critical thinking. Another advantage is more productive work. Since each member has a unique strength, it is impossible for them to share in a workload. To illustrate this, one is good at presentations; one is expert at writing reports, and the other one excels at doing PowerPoint slides, this benefits not only help to raise the complete output, but it also saves time.
There are also disadvantages to this activity as well. One of the drawbacks is the intrinsic conflict. Each person has his or her own ideas which could clash with what the other person suggests. This demerit puts a stop to the flow of work until the issue is resolved, not to mention the friendship could be broken down. Another problem is that some students find it hard to arrange a meeting. Due to an unmatched schedule, for example, some have to struggle with a part-time job in the morning while the others need to attend different academic subjects at school in the afternoon, the discussion cannot be opened up, leading to an assignment cannot meet a deadline.
To sum up, involved in working society activities can lead to a few downsides, but I believe that study together is the best choice and the pros that it brings about can outshine its cons.
Although
many
universities require their
students
to
take part
in a club activity as a crucial part of academic curriculums,
many
students
tend to work
individually
. While I accept that working in the organization brings
some
disadvantages, I would argue that the advantages are more significant.
In my view, the
good
point of enrolling in the working group body is that university
students
are able to learn from each
other
. By participating in the study club,
ones
may have a chance to share their
own
resources
as well
as experiences, which lack in others, while they
easily
get
a myriad of new things in return.
As a result
, not
only
do learners realize their knowledge gap,
but
they
also
cultivate their
skills
such as interpersonal and critical thinking. Another advantage is more productive work. Since each member has a unique strength, it is impossible for them to share in a workload. To illustrate this, one is
good
at presentations; one is expert at writing reports, and the
other
one excels at doing PowerPoint slides, this benefits not
only
help
to raise the complete output,
but
it
also
saves time.
There are
also
disadvantages to this activity
as well
. One of the drawbacks is the intrinsic conflict. Each person has
his or her
own
ideas
which could clash with what the
other
person suggests. This demerit puts a
stop
to the flow of work until the issue
is resolved
, not to mention the friendship could
be broken
down. Another problem is that
some
students
find it
hard
to arrange a meeting. Due to an unmatched schedule,
for example
,
some
have to
struggle with a part-time job in the morning while the others need to attend
different
academic subjects at school in the afternoon, the discussion cannot
be opened
up, leading to an assignment cannot
meet
a deadline.
To sum up, involved in working society activities can lead to a few downsides,
but
I believe that study together is the best choice and the pros that it brings about can outshine its cons.