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 opinion

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ffectiveness of
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as opposed to working alone. While there are some benefits to
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independently, I believe that
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work is usually more productive. On the one hand, there are a number of reasons why some believe that working alone is more effective. The
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reason that when students
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alone, they can have their own space to concentrate on studying. Without worrying about those distractions, students might be able to pay attention to their
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, might get higher academic results. Another reason is students can feel comfortable about their time. They can
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or relax when they want and everyone can not criticise them for these
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it is better for them to manage their time.
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, I would argue that it would be better for students to
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in groups.
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, students studying in groups have the opportunity to interact and take part in
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work activities.
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may help them learn a wide range of skills
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as communication or teamwork which are necessary for their later jobs.
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, when students work in groups, they can be confident and learn some experience.
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in the
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, they need to give their almost knowledge in their exercise and
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that, we can ask others if we do not tackle the problems and it gives them a chance to explore each other's
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, their similarities and differences. In conclusion,
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some people think that students should
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alone, I personally believe that
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roup brings more benefits
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