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Some students prefer classes with frequent discussions between the professor and the students with almost no lectures. Other students prefer classes with many lectures and almost no discussions. Which do you prefer? Use specific reasons and examples to support your answer.

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, few pupils like a discussion on different academic
topics
 while some
students
 do not like a debate on curriculum
topics
 and they just want straightforward lectures .
however
, I prefer both and I
also
 outline my view with a specific cause and some examples.
firstly
, discussion on any
topics
 is helpful in memorization and unforgettable as well as
students
 and trainee both have a focus on a topic because they not get caught. Sometimes children forget the actual answers but when they start to remember and get the answer easily.
Moreover
,while debating
students
 get more ideas about
topics
 because all kids have different minds and various questions and answers,
such
 as scientist Einstein who had a strange mindset compared to others,
furthermore
 he helped a lot to find the new law of gravity.
secondly
, a discussion is
also
 improved
students
 skills like speaking in front of people, removing their fear and speaking easily
also
 placing their views. It gives confidence to a child at a small age .
for example
, one Gujarati girl speak in front of a huge audience and got a prize as well as got popularity in the nation.
In contrast
,having straightforward lectures does not help in the enhancement of
students
' ability because the teacher taught
students
 without asking any questions and completed his/her
lecture
. in conclusion, debating
lecture
 is more beneficial for
students
 because student and mentor both involved same and be more conscious about a topic.
Therefore
,having
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 with the debate is a good solution for our young ones.
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