The effective way to study is always the concern of all educational specialists in all nations across the globe. While it is believed that studying in groups is a rational way, I advocate that studying by ourselves is also of great importance.
There are some sound reasons why cooperation in study has some positive effects on students. The first reason is that it facilitates the support from others. For example, practicing speaking means that we desire to use foreign languages in conversations, which means that a partner is necessary for face-to-face interaction and recognition of mistakes in lexical items and grammar. Other than that, if students work together, their workload can be relieved. The reason is that they can deliver their workload based on the strength of each member in a group with a view to enhancing performance and productivity.
On the other hand, students can reap great benefits from studying alone for some compelling explanations. First of all, it helps them to avoid being disrupted by others and heighten their concentration. This is because the noise can be considered as a massive distraction and chatting with others can be attributed to working with a lot of people surrounding, which is time-consuming activities and sometime a culprit behind late submissions. Moreover, studying on our own provides us with more chances to gain thorough insight into some issues they have no idea about. When students work with the lack of peer support, they have to implement all possible methods, including optimizing the use of the Internet to search for information, reading reference book or even asking experience from senior students and tutors for the sake of answers for their questions. This not only widens their horizons, but also sharpens their personal skills.
All in all, both studying collaboratively and studying alone accelerate the improvement of students’ learning outcomes.
The effective way to study is always the concern of all educational specialists in all nations across the globe. While it
is believed
that
studying
in groups is a rational way, I advocate that
studying
by ourselves is
also
of great importance.
There are
some
sound reasons why cooperation in study has
some
positive
effects on
students
. The
first
reason is that it facilitates the support from others.
For example
, practicing speaking means that we desire to
use
foreign languages in conversations, which means that a partner is necessary for face-to-face interaction and recognition of mistakes in lexical items and grammar.
Other
than that, if
students
work together, their workload can
be relieved
. The reason is that they can deliver their workload based on the strength of each member in a group with a view to enhancing performance and productivity.
On the
other
hand,
students
can reap great benefits from
studying
alone for
some
compelling explanations.
First of all
, it
helps
them to avoid
being disrupted
by others and heighten their concentration. This is
because
the noise can
be considered
as a massive distraction and chatting with others can
be attributed
to working with
a lot of
people
surrounding, which is time-consuming activities and sometime a culprit behind late submissions.
Moreover
,
studying
on our
own
provides us with more chances to gain thorough insight into
some
issues they have no
idea
about. When
students
work with the lack of peer support, they
have to
implement all possible methods, including optimizing the
use
of the Internet to search for information, reading reference book or even asking experience from senior
students
and tutors for the sake of answers for their questions. This not
only
widens their horizons,
but
also
sharpens their personal
skills
.
All in all, both
studying
collaboratively
and
studying
alone accelerate the improvement of
students’
learning outcomes.