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Many people believe that it’s better to learn something in a group rather than individually. Do you agree or disagree?

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Numerous people suggest that in terms of learning it is a great strategy to
study
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 in a team compare with studying alone. I totally agree with
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 statement for three reasons.
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, a
study
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group
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is always consisted
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 of
members
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 who have a wide range of
specialties
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.
Therefore
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, the
members
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 can provide a variety of ideas
toward
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single
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 topic while studying. The more ideas we put on the table, the faster we can make a solid conclusion and solve some difficult
problem
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 without detours. It is considered to be the most effective way when we’re facing some complex and challenging subjects
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 as calculus or physics.
Secondly
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, when we
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by
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 our own, we merely repeat previous
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 plans, whether they are effective or not. While studying in a
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,
members
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 share their experiences on how they have done before, which allows others to make an evaluation of their own experience.
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 may lead to a good feedback circulation that
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 us readjust the scheme properly.
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 but not least, working in a
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 offers
comforts
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comfort
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. You don’t need to face an unfamiliar subject on your own, and you can always have someone to turn to.
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 is helpful because we always need a guide when we are encountering the unknown. In conclusion, I’m definitely an advocator of studying in
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group
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 rather than alone for the three reasons above. Again, studying in a
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 brings
members
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 with different backgrounds which contributes to success in learning. It
also
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 helps us to readjust our
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 plan spontaneously.
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, people in the
group
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offers
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 immediate helps to each other which is considerably desired while studying.
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, everyone in the team should be fully devoted,
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 the effect might be eliminated due to the lack of involvement.
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  • for example
  • for instance
  • to illustrate this
  • to give a clear example
  • such as
  • namely
  • to illustrate
  • take, for example

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Topic Vocabulary:
  • collaborative problem-solving
  • exchange of ideas
  • peer support
  • social interaction
  • fosters
  • enrich
  • perspective
  • motivate
  • isolation
  • feedback
  • misconceptions
  • self-paced
  • retention
  • self-discipline
  • lifelong learning
  • customization
  • engagement
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