Teachers play very phenomenal role in the present competitive academic system. And being impactful positively is a two-edge sword kind of an approach. Some people argue that these education instructors should be accommodating towards the students. Where as in the other's opinion, being tough and directive is the only way to be an effective educator. In my conviction, a teacher should be flexible by being able to understand the student's needs and come up with a custom approach suitable to the student's need.
Not all the students are good at all the subjects. Some people are good at Maths and some may be comfortable with science. One good example, Gurukul schools. A teacher should gain the trust of the students before directing the them towards his/her educational goals. Lecturers should work with learners and identify the areas where the learner is having trouble with and should be able to offer an alternate learning approaches that can be absorbed by the learner. This will ensure avoid lagging behind.
On the other hand, opponents argue that students should be given tougher goals and lecturers should make them work hard towards reaching their academic targets. To exemplify, the Day-scholars education system introduced in INDIA in the year 2000 is one of the revolutionary way of teaching. In this system students are expected study longer hours in order to be able to complete the year long curriculum within half of its time. As a result, students have extra time to go over the syllabus multiple times to score high marks and the results are extraordinary. However, this is not the right way of dealing with students as yet times, it could put extreme pressure on students and could be detrimental to the psychological health of the learner.
In conclusion, learning should be fun. And lecturers and professors should be more understandable towards the students rather being blunt in directing them towards achieving high scores in the academics. If education instructors are not balanced, it may result into negative learning results.
Teachers play
very
phenomenal role in the present competitive academic system. And being impactful
positively
is a two-edge sword
kind of an
approach.
Some
people
argue that these education instructors should be accommodating towards the
students
.
Where as
in the other's opinion, being tough and directive is the
only
way to be an effective educator. In my conviction, a teacher should be flexible by being able to understand the student's needs and
come
up with a custom approach suitable to the student's need.
Not all the
students
are
good
at all the subjects.
Some
people
are
good
at
Maths
and
some
may be comfortable with science. One
good
example,
Gurukul
schools. A teacher should gain the trust of the
students
before
directing
the them
towards his/her educational goals. Lecturers should work with learners and identify the areas where the learner is having trouble with and should be able to offer an alternate learning approaches that can
be absorbed
by the learner. This will ensure avoid lagging behind.
On the other hand
, opponents argue that
students
should be
given
tougher goals and lecturers should
make
them work
hard
towards reaching their academic targets. To exemplify, the Day-scholars education system introduced in INDIA in the year 2000 is one of the revolutionary way of teaching. In this system
students
are
expected
study longer hours in order to be able to complete the year long curriculum within half of its
time
. As a
result
,
students
have extra
time
to go over the syllabus multiple
times
to score high marks and the
results
are extraordinary.
However
, this is not the right way of dealing with
students
as
yet
times
, it could put extreme pressure on
students
and could be detrimental to the psychological health of the learner.
In conclusion
, learning should be fun. And lecturers and professors should be more understandable towards the
students
rather
being blunt in directing them towards achieving high scores in the academics. If education instructors are not balanced, it may
result
into
negative
learning
results
.