Some people think that studying from the past offers no benefits to today’s life while others believe that history is a valuable source of information for us. Discuss both views and give your own opinion. v.1
Some people think that studying from the past offers no benefits to today’s life while others believe that history is a valuable source of information for us. v. 1
Schools play vital role in student’s overall personality growth. Few people have a mindset that differentiating students based on their educational level will be more beneficial, however others believe that mixed ability classes aid students. I support the first notion for streaming students based on the judgement on their abilities.
To embark with, mixed ability classes provide a vast range of opportunity to grow every student into the different level. Moreover, peers can help each other to get better. For example, one kid is good in the art and drama but weak in the academic study, while other one is of an opposite, they both can help each other to learn and grow together. In this sense, mixed classes provide a scope to develop their abilities not only in academic subject but for other skills too.
On the other hand, even though mixed classes help for overall development of students, steaming students based on their academic record and placing them under one roof releases a huge burden from teachers to try various methodologies. Besides this, due to, all students have almost the same level of IQ, it allows teachers to use limited but effective methodology for learning. For instance, scholar students’ class has higher grasping power, such that teachers can stipulate fast completion of normal academic course and go beyond that to teach them in more deep, while bottom ones have low grasping power, thus educator can come up to student level and give slow lessons to give them the clear understanding of subjects. Consequently, pupils with different ability can study efficiently and effectively.
To put this in a nutshell, I pen down, saying that, even though arranging mixed ability student class have a few advantages, segregating students based on their academic ability makes the perfect environment for students and teachers both.
Schools play vital role in
student’s
overall
personality growth. Few
people
have a mindset that differentiating
students
based on their educational
level
will be more beneficial,
however
others believe that
mixed
ability
classes
aid
students
. I support the
first
notion for streaming
students
based on the judgement on their abilities.
To embark with,
mixed
ability
classes
provide a vast range of opportunity to grow every
student
into the
different
level
.
Moreover
, peers can
help
each
other
to
get
better.
For example
, one kid is
good
in the art and drama
but
weak in the
academic
study, while
other
one is of an opposite, they both can
help
each
other
to learn and grow together. In this sense,
mixed
classes
provide a scope to develop their
abilities
not
only
in
academic
subject
but
for
other
skills
too.
On the
other
hand,
even though
mixed
classes
help
for
overall
development of
students
, steaming
students
based on their
academic
record and placing them under one roof releases a huge burden from
teachers
to try various methodologies.
Besides
this, due to, all
students
have almost the same
level
of IQ, it
allows
teachers
to
use
limited
but
effective methodology for learning.
For instance
, scholar
students’
class
has higher grasping power, such that
teachers
can stipulate
fast
completion of normal
academic
course and go beyond that to teach them in more deep, while bottom ones have low grasping power,
thus
educator can
come
up to
student
level
and give slow lessons to give them the
clear
understanding of subjects.
Consequently
, pupils with
different
ability
can study
efficiently
and
effectively
.
To put this in a nutshell, I pen down, saying that,
even though
arranging
mixed
ability
student
class
have a few advantages, segregating
students
based on their
academic
ability
makes
the perfect environment for
students
and
teachers
both.
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