Some people think that it is more effective for students to study in groups, while others believe that it is better for them to study alone. Discuss both views and give your own opinion.

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It is true that group
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is one of the best ways for students to get their knowledge. While I tend towards the view that collaboration in studying is effective, I agree with the opinion that self-studying is
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better for pupils. On the one hand, it is undeniable that by studying together, students can easily understand their lessons through their classmates after class times.
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is because they do not have any pressures to ask their unclear ideas to other students and tell them to give a hand in order to explain them.
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, there are many pupils in the class that have different perspectives,
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, when studying in a group, learners can absorb the knowledge in various ways.
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, my friends and I always gather around someone’s house or sit in the coffee shop to
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and to make teachers’ lessons more clearly when final exams come.
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,
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, learning independently can allow students to acquire more knowledge which is very different between collaboration as they can
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immediately in anytime and anywhere they like. Students can
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do not need to wait someone read the homework before doing them because it wastes their
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time
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, the more student studies alone, the higher chances for he or she to find a way to learn and motivate him/herself to create a new thing. In conclusion, I believe that both self-
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and
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in groups have their
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groups have their
pros and cons depending on the students choose with some reasons that I mentioned above.
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