some people say that in all levels of education, from primary to universities, too much time is spent on learning facts and not enough on learning practical skills. Do you agree or disagree? give reason for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experienece

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Through many years back the educational system has the same concept of learning lots of theoretical
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that are rarely used in the work field after graduation. some individuals believe all over the learning stages there is not sufficient time for the field or experimental
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than the theoretical one.
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essay tends to agree with
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side and will and give the reasons for that. There is no doubt that the theoretical subject has a reliable source of information and leads to great knowledge, but, almost ninety
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of the lectures and classes of schools and universities is allocated to theoretical materials,
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, in primary and secondary schools almost there are only two to three practical
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Art, Music, and ICT while more than eight theoretical
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. I believe the reasons for that the education bodies concerns learning the students as many theories and facts as possible and transferring all the information to them,
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that they think that more practice can become from training systems and from work experience.
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year's universities start to coordinate some training programs for students as I found that in my university and I was lucky to join and got extremely high experience. In Conclusion, learning entities should keep the balance between theoretical and practical study that will result in well qualified and experienced graduates.
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