Some people think that we should divide students based on their academic ability, while others think we should educate all students together. Discuss both views and give your opinion. Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

It is commonly argued whether a

separated

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separate

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class

is better than a mixed one. The way I see

this

, there are both advantages and disadvantages to

this

statement and

this

essay will discuss both sides.

To begin

with, there is a reasonable aspect of dividing

students

over their academic ability.

First

and foremost,

students

can

study

in an environment in which they can more freely get involved than when they

study

in one place altogether.

For instance

, it is easily seen that

students

who do not follow

class

well have trouble asking questions among other

students

due to a lack of confidence.

However

, not only can they get involved in

class

, but

also

teachers are able to concentrate on every student in

class

in a more detailed way according to their competence. Having said

this

,

this

can be arguable because sending

students

to different classes on their ability can make them feel discriminated against as well as less confident.

On the other hand

, mixed classes in which pupils can

study

in the same place altogether,

however

, can encourage them to learn from each other. Those who are better in

class

,

for example

, can help those who are not as good as them with

study

and assignments. Considering the fact that the best way to learn is to teach others, it is definitely helpful for both groups.

Furthermore

,

students

who are not even interested in studying could be motivated by those who are, since they are bound to spend many hours a day together.

In contrast

,

students

unwilling to

study

could not be paid as much attention to as well-following

students

.

As a result

, the more they are left unattended, the less interested in school subjects they could get. To conclude, even though there are considerable benefits from dividing

students

, I believe that it is more important for teenagers to learn the joy of learning and helping others.

Thus

, studying altogether would be a more appropriate type of classroom for them.