Some people say that in all levels of education, from primary school to universities, too much time is spent on learning facts and not enough learning practical skills. Do you agree or disagree.

Due to growing competition, schools and colleges are giving emphasis on quality education. While some people argue that the students are being taught more theoretical knowledge and facts I believe that practical skills are

also

an equally important part of their curriculum. There are numerous reasons to believe that practical knowledge is being imparted to pupils.

To begin

with, most of the educational institutions, mandate practical as well as theoretical learning. In

fact both

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fact, both

these are part of compulsory education and equal weight age is given to them during exams.

Secondly

, the governments around the world understand the importance of practical skills in today’s evolving world;

hence

the students are provided with dedicated hours for experimenting with the theories and facts they learned in the classroom.

For example

, biology students

also

get lab hours when they can dissect living organisms

such

as frogs and mice to learn more about the anatomy of living organisms.

Thirdly

, it is a well-known fact that no knowledge is complete without its practical as well as theory side.

Thus taking

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Thus, taking

this

into consideration, the universities and colleges do not award their degrees before a student successfully completes their final leg of study with a firm and gains practical / work experience.

For example

, engineering students must do on-the-job training for a few weeks in a company before they are presented with a degree.

Therefore

, to encapsulate, I assert that most educational institutions understand that both aspects of learning are equally important for the youngsters and

hence

they provide facts and practical skills to the students without depriving them

of

from a particular thing or place or position

off

either.